simple-sounds | Simple usage of Web Audio API to play sounds in the browser | Audio Utils library

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simple-sounds is a HTML library typically used in Audio, Audio Utils applications. simple-sounds has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Simple usage of Web Audio API to play sounds in the browser.

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Waveform Audio - waveOutWrite gives choppy sound

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Waveform Audio - waveOutWrite gives choppy sound

Asked 2018-Aug-29 at 13:22

I'm trying to create a C++ program with Waveform Audio library that would be playing AudioFrames (raw audio data, each frame consists of about 1920 bytes) provided by another program (right now I'm just simulating that by reading file as AudioFrames). Modifying code from this thread I was able to make SoundPlayer class that does the job, but the output I get is extremely choppy. It's gets better with bigger frame sizes, but even with frames as big as 96000 bytes the audio still glitches every second or so (and I need the frames too be much smaller than that).

How can I fix this issue?

Here is the test file I'm using. And here is the code itself:

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Answered 2018-Aug-28 at 11:10

You should read the data from disk while the sound plays, not in between buffers!

If you can't read the whole file at once, you should change your Play function so that it doesn't just call WaitForSingleObject. Using it makes your code block and wait until the sound stops playing.

What you need instead is to start playing, then go back to your reading loop, prepare the next buffer, and then wait for the music to end, like so (in SoundPlayer):

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52056127

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