Playing a Frequency in OpenAL in C
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I am trying to write a program to play a frequency for a time. I can't find any way of simply just playing a certain frequency. How do I go about doing this in OpenAL?
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I am trying to write a program to play a frequency for a time. I can't find any way of simply just playing a certain frequency. How do I go about doing this in OpenAL?
c audio openal
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I am trying to write a program to play a frequency for a time. I can't find any way of simply just playing a certain frequency. How do I go about doing this in OpenAL?
c audio openal
asked Nov 10 at 9:06
a3ology
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I am trying to write a program to play a frequency for a time. I can't find any way of simply just playing a certain frequency. How do I go about doing this in OpenAL?
c audio openal
c audio openal
asked Nov 10 at 9:06
a3ology
349
asked Nov 10 at 9:06
a3ology
349
asked Nov 10 at 9:06
a3ology
349
asked Nov 10 at 9:06
a3ology
349
asked Nov 10 at 9:06
a3ology
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I eventually found a video on properly reading form a WAV file (huge credit to this video) and how a WAV file is formatted (explained here in detail) and did some trial-and-error work until I figured out how to do it. I figured that if I could make a WAV-style file with the frequencies in them and set up the OpenAL buffer and source manually, it would work.
I ran into some trouble when I found that the format differed from the first explanation of WAV file format I found, as some apparently have additional meta-data, which I had to test for and skip over when trying to load a WAV file. Then I made a WAV file containing the frequencies and played it, which worked as well as I could have hoped for.
Here's another article about how bit-depth works that really helped me understand what I was doing.
Hopefully this helps anyone else who is trying to do something similar to this!
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active
oldest
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
I eventually found a video on properly reading form a WAV file (huge credit to this video) and how a WAV file is formatted (explained here in detail) and did some trial-and-error work until I figured out how to do it. I figured that if I could make a WAV-style file with the frequencies in them and set up the OpenAL buffer and source manually, it would work.
I ran into some trouble when I found that the format differed from the first explanation of WAV file format I found, as some apparently have additional meta-data, which I had to test for and skip over when trying to load a WAV file. Then I made a WAV file containing the frequencies and played it, which worked as well as I could have hoped for.
Here's another article about how bit-depth works that really helped me understand what I was doing.
Hopefully this helps anyone else who is trying to do something similar to this!
answered Nov 11 at 14:36
a3ology
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up vote
0
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accepted
I eventually found a video on properly reading form a WAV file (huge credit to this video) and how a WAV file is formatted (explained here in detail) and did some trial-and-error work until I figured out how to do it. I figured that if I could make a WAV-style file with the frequencies in them and set up the OpenAL buffer and source manually, it would work.
I ran into some trouble when I found that the format differed from the first explanation of WAV file format I found, as some apparently have additional meta-data, which I had to test for and skip over when trying to load a WAV file. Then I made a WAV file containing the frequencies and played it, which worked as well as I could have hoped for.
Here's another article about how bit-depth works that really helped me understand what I was doing.
Hopefully this helps anyone else who is trying to do something similar to this!
answered Nov 11 at 14:36
a3ology
349
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
I eventually found a video on properly reading form a WAV file (huge credit to this video) and how a WAV file is formatted (explained here in detail) and did some trial-and-error work until I figured out how to do it. I figured that if I could make a WAV-style file with the frequencies in them and set up the OpenAL buffer and source manually, it would work.
I ran into some trouble when I found that the format differed from the first explanation of WAV file format I found, as some apparently have additional meta-data, which I had to test for and skip over when trying to load a WAV file. Then I made a WAV file containing the frequencies and played it, which worked as well as I could have hoped for.
Here's another article about how bit-depth works that really helped me understand what I was doing.
Hopefully this helps anyone else who is trying to do something similar to this!
answered Nov 11 at 14:36
a3ology
349
I eventually found a video on properly reading form a WAV file (huge credit to this video) and how a WAV file is formatted (explained here in detail) and did some trial-and-error work until I figured out how to do it. I figured that if I could make a WAV-style file with the frequencies in them and set up the OpenAL buffer and source manually, it would work.
I ran into some trouble when I found that the format differed from the first explanation of WAV file format I found, as some apparently have additional meta-data, which I had to test for and skip over when trying to load a WAV file. Then I made a WAV file containing the frequencies and played it, which worked as well as I could have hoped for.
Here's another article about how bit-depth works that really helped me understand what I was doing.
Hopefully this helps anyone else who is trying to do something similar to this!
answered Nov 11 at 14:36
a3ology
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answered Nov 11 at 14:36
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answered Nov 11 at 14:36
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