vban | VBAN protocol open-source implementation | Audio Utils library
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I'm writing a tool to convert a VBAN stream into a raw PCM audio stream. It's working but there are a few areas in the packet header where the information I want is only a few bits rather than a full octet. I'm not very familiar with bitwise operators and the like so I'm wondering what the best way to extract this info is. For example, here is the anatomy of a VBAN packet header.
You can see the 5th byte (index 4 in a byte array) contains the SR index in the first 5 bits and the sub protocol selection in the remaining 3 bits. Here's some more info on those to help illustrate.
So I need to read the first 5 bits to get an index integer to look up the sample rate for this audio stream on the table above. Then I need to get the last three bits to look up the protocol. I've read up on bitwise operators and at a very basic level I understand some of them like how 1 & 1 = 1
but once we get to bit shifting and stuff I'm starting to get lost, and I can't seem to figure out how to use this stuff to get what I need from this byte.
I'm already able to receive the VBAN packets and parse out the byte I'm interested in. The only thing I need is how to pull bits out of the byte.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 09:05Not an expert at this but had to do something similar recently, apologies if my terminology or methodology is odd...
Using a 0xab
as an example (integer Number
that can be represented in 8 bits)
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have the following code. It is very easy to execute, only my problem is, I get it entered 11 times at once. So when I execute this code it copies the content 11 times into the database.
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Answered 2020-Aug-27 at 13:15You are inserting for each element in the "money" dictionary as it is in a loop. Do you need to loop over multiple accounts in the same json file? if not the loops shouldn't be needed
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