Very simple issue but I have no idea if anyone can help me with it. Perhaps it is a bug? I simply want to load this order but get the warning that WARNING: C:\Users\Usuario\Documents\Corona Projects\BalloonTap\game.lua:259: audio.loadSound() failed to create sound 'audio/pop.wav´.
The directory of the audio of the audio file is C:\Users\Usuario\Documents\Corona Projects\BalloonTap\audio
The code is:
balloonPop = audio.loadSound( "audio/pop.wav")
Any possible fixes? I have tried different audio files and renaming file. I have tried putting it in the main folder and just saying balloonPop = audio.loadSound( "pop.wav") but that fails as well.
When sounds are not loading in Corona, it is a good idea to check that the file can be found:
local filename = "audio/pop.wav"
if system.pathForFile( filename , system.ResourceDirectory ) == nil then
print("WARNING: cannot find audio file "..filename )
end
The fact that the sound could not be created suggests, however, that this is not the problem. From the Audio Usage/Functions Guide:
Cross-platform .wav files must be 16-bit uncompressed.
Is your sound file in the correct format?
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Hey I am using flutter_sound package for voice recording.
But when I made a File() object from recorder file path, I have got not expected error on iOS when I am trying call length() or readBytes() functions..
on Android everything working fine, so I tried compare the made files on both platforms, and they are little bit different
ANDROID File path = /storage/emulated/0/...
iOS File path = file:///Users/kleinpetr/Library/Developer/......
I think the problem is in the different paths.
The error on iOS looks like this
Cannot retrieve length of file, path =
'file:///Users/kleinpetr/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/62B6742D-0FA4-4B92-B138
0D9E717DB91B/data/Containers/Data/Application/8587EB31-CF5D-4045-950B
6C011AE3EA96/Library/Caches/voice-message.m4a' (OS Error: No such file or directory, errno = 2)
So using File.fromUri(Uri.parse(fullPath)) worked for you. What you're providing to File class isn't path actually, but URI string (it has protocol specified file:// in the beginning). What you have to do is to parse URI and create a File from it.
I'm generating an audio file programmatically, and I'd like to add metadata to it, such as the title and artist. I don't particularly care what format the file is written in, as long as AVPlayer will read it and send it to the playing device. (The whole goal is to send this generated audio and its track name to a Bluetooth device. I'm happy to explore easier ways to achieve this on iPhone that don't require writing the file or adding metadata directly to the file.)
So far I've discovered that AVAssetWriter will often just throw away metadata that it doesn't understand, without generating errors, so I'm stumbling a bit trying to find what combinations of file formats and keys are acceptable. So far I have not found a file format that I can auto-generate that AVAssetWriter will add any metadata to. For example:
let writer = try AVAssetWriter(outputURL: output, fileType: .aiff)
let title = AVMutableMetadataItem()
title.identifier = .commonIdentifierTitle
title.dataType = kCMMetadataBaseDataType_UTF8 as String
title.value = "The Title" as NSString
writer.metadata = [title]
// setup the input and write the file.
I haven't found any combination of identifiers or fileTypes (that I can actually generate) that will include this metadata in the file.
My current approach is to create the file as an AIFF, and then use AVAssetExportSession to rewrite it as an m4a. Using that I've been able to add enough metadata that iTunes will show the title. However, Finder's "File Info" is not able to read the title (which it does for iTunes m4a files). My assumption is that if it doesn't even show up in File Info, it's not going to be sent over Bluetooth (I'll be testing that soon, but I don't have the piece of hardware I need handy).
Studying iTunes m4a files, I've found some tags that I cannot recreate with AVMetadataItem. For example, Sort Name (sonm). I don't know how to write tags that aren't one of the known identifiers (and I've tested all 263 AVMetadataIdentifiers).
With that background, my core questions:
What metadata tags are read by AVPlayer and sent to Bluetooth devices (i.e. AVRCP)?
Is it possible to write metadata directly with AVAssetWriter to a file format that supports Linear PCM (or some other easy-to-generate format)?
Given a known tag/value that does not match any of the AVMetadataIdentifiers), is it possible to write it in AVAssetExportSession?
I'll explore third-party id3 frameworks later, but I'd like to achieve it with AVFoundation (or other built-in framework) if possible.
I've been able to use AVAssetWriter to store metadata values in a .m4a file using the iTunes key space:
let songID = AVMutableMetadataItem()
songID.value = "songID" as NSString
songID.identifier = .iTunesMetadataSongID
let songName = AVMutableMetadataItem()
songName.value = "songName" as NSString
songName.identifier = .iTunesMetadataSongName
You can write compressed .m4a files directly using AVAssetWriter by specifying the correct settings when you set up the input object, so there’s no need to use an intermediate AIFF file.
So I am following through an old tutorial and I think with the changes in xcode and swift this code is now no longer usable, but i am not sure. Would love some help.
Declaring constant for the audio effect
let cannonSound = SKAction.playSoundFileNamed("cannon.wav", waitForCompletion: false)
Calling the audio effect within my funtion
let hotdogSequence = SKAction.sequence([cannonSound, moveHotdog, deleteHotdog])
hotdog.run(hotdogSequence)
For more info I am using SpriteKit in Xcode and this code is contained within GameScene.swift file.
Update:
The error I receive is
2017-03-30 00:52:43.631 Ballpark Weiner[95999:1983181] SKAction: Error loading sound resource: "cannon.wav"
The game doesn't crash just no sound plays
This message usually means that the file cannot be found in your project or might be corrupt.
You should check that the file is actually copied into your project and is spelled correctly. Its case sensitive so if the actual file is called "Cannon.wav" it will not work.
Hope this helps
I am trying to play wvm files from the app documents folder since 3 days but without success...
I removed "file://" from my path but I still get 1013 error (as discussed here), does someone have some sample code or at least the procedure to follow to make it works properly?
WV_RegisterAsset(myFilePath) always return WViOsApiStatus(rawValue: 1013)
The file should exists because when I try this:
let fileManager = NSFileManager()
print(fileManager.fileExistsAtPath(myFilePath))
It returns true
Thanks in advance for your help!
Widevine Classic on iOS uses an "asset root" directory. When you initialize the library, you pass it in the settings dictionary using the key WVAssetRootKey.
After that, all local asset pathnames you pass to the library are relative to the AssetRoot.
One simple option is to use NSHomeDirectory() as the AssetRoot, and then trim it from the beginning of absolute pathnames.
i have tried to record the audio in wav format and i succeeded but when i try to play that file, it gives an error that 'media file is of unsupported format'.
the main portion of code is as follows:
player = Manager.createPlayer("capture://audio?encoding=pcm&rate=44100&bits=16&channels=1");
player.realize();
controller = (RecordControl) player.getControl("RecordControl");
controller.setRecordLocation("file:///SDCard/BlackBerry/voicenotes/voice.wav");
//controller.setRecordSizeLimit(396900);
controller.startRecord();
player.start();
Thread.sleep(7000);
controller.commit();
player.close();
This code works well and it gave me a voice.wav file but i am not able to play this file.Is there is something which i forget?
Thanks in advance.
Sounds like the same problem as here:
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Bug-in-media-Manager-Player/td-p/1009027/page/2
Essentially, you need to add the RIFF/WAVE-header for the recorded data yourself, see the last post on the thread for example.