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I've been capturing audio using the loopback capture mode. The captured waveform is a 32 bit waveform. I'm struggling with converting this to a 16 bit waveform so encoders like lame can deal with it (it says Unsupported data format: 0x0003). I've tried shifting the bits (not my strong point) in the wave stream itself from 32 bit to 16 bit but the result still sounds distorted. The Wave32To16Stream class seems to blow up on this case: if (sourceStream.WaveFormat.Encoding != WaveFormatEncoding.IeeeFloat) throw new ApplicationException("Only 32 bit Floating point supported"); Ideally I would want

This question already has an answer here: Suppressing noise in wav files 1 answer I am actually mixing two wav files using the simple equation (a+b)/2 where a and b are the samples from the two wav files.This is fine and I am able to listen the audio from both files at the same time. But the problem is there is a lot of hssss noise (similar like the radio) playing in the background,how can I get rid of this white noise/noise. karthick You can create a low pass filter to remove the noise. How to implement low pass filter using java Please look into this link too http://www.dsprelated.com

I'm trying to send an audio file (or directly audio over current input device for skype) when I click a button on a windows form. I found some links but all references appear to be broken and I'm going mad on how to work with it. I already manage to connect to skype api and use it (I already use it for other projects and it's working well), but I really can't send any audio over input audio stream. Any suggestion will be appreciated. Current code: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Windows; using System.Windows.Controls; using

There's a way to merge an audio (wav) and a video (webm) in a nodejs server? Since WebM is a container format, I hope that is possible add audio track to an existing WebM file. I'm right? Anyone know a NodeJS package for doing this? Found a solution, but is not really simple to do. For do this is required ffmpeg (or similar). To install it I done this steps: (only for mac) install HomeBrew . run the installation of ffmpeg with all the dependences that is required: sudo brew install ffmpeg --with-libvpx --with-theora --whit-libogg --with-libvorbis now we can merge a audio and a video file with

I had a question previously: Reading wav file in Java Firstly, I want to read a wav file with Java and get its bytes to process into an array. Secondly, I will remove the silences of it(this is another question's topic). After that I will divide that wav file into 1 second pieces(I should handle header problem for that small wav files, this is one of the major problems) I tried to read wav file with Java with that API, the answer of my previous question. However with that API should I do anything for header or API does it itself and how can I divide that wav file into 1 second pieces with Java

hope you can help. I am recording audio from a microphone and streaming it live across a network. The quality of the samples is 11025hz, 8 bit, mono. Although there is a small delay (1 second), it works great. What I need help with is I am trying to now implement noise reduction and compression, to make the audio quieter and use less bandwidth. The audio samples are stored in a C# array of bytes[], which I am sending/receiving using Socket. Could anyone suggest how, in C#, to implement compression and noise reduction? I do not mind using a third party library as long as it is free (LGPL