void PrepareExtAudioFile()
{
extAudioFile = ExtAudioFile.OpenUrl(url);
CheckValue(extAudioFile, "ExtAudioFile.OpenUrl failed");
srcFormat = extAudioFile.FileDataFormat;
// This is how you say,“When you convert the data, this is the format I’d like to receive.”
// The client data format must be PCM. In other words, you can’t use a single ExtAudioFile to convert between two compressed formats.
extAudioFile.ClientDataFormat = dstFormat;
// getting total frame
TotalFrames = extAudioFile.FileLengthFrames;
// Allocating AudioBufferList
buffer = new AudioBuffers(srcFormat.ChannelsPerFrame);
for (int i = 0; i < buffer.Count; ++i)
{
int size = (int)(sizeof(int) * TotalFrames);
buffer.SetData(i, Marshal.AllocHGlobal(size), size);
}
numberOfChannels = srcFormat.ChannelsPerFrame;
// Reading all frame into the buffer
ExtAudioFileError status;
extAudioFile.Read((uint)TotalFrames, buffer, out status);
if (status != ExtAudioFileError.OK)
{
throw new ApplicationException();
}
}
void _audioUnit_RenderCallback(object sender, AudioUnitEventArgs e)
{
// reading buffer
uint numberFrames = e.NumberFrames;
numberFrames = _extAudioFile.Read(numberFrames, e.Data);
// is EOF?
if (numberFrames != e.NumberFrames)
{
// loop back to file head
_extAudioFile.Seek(0);
Stop();
}
}
void prepareExtAudioFile()
{
// Opening Audio File
_extAudioFile = ExtAudioFile.OpenURL(_url);
// Getting file data format
_srcFormat = _extAudioFile.FileDataFormat;
// Setting the channel number of the output format same to the input format
_dstFormat = AudioUnitUtils.AUCanonicalASBD(_sampleRate, _srcFormat.ChannelsPerFrame);
// setting reading format as audio unit cannonical format
_extAudioFile.ClientDataFormat = _dstFormat;
// getting total frame
_totalFrames = _extAudioFile.FileLengthFrames;
// Aloocating AudoBufferList
_buffer = new AudioBufferList((uint)_srcFormat.ChannelsPerFrame, (uint)(sizeof(uint) * _totalFrames));
_numberOfChannels = _srcFormat.ChannelsPerFrame;
// Reading all frame into the buffer
_extAudioFile.Read((uint)_totalFrames, _buffer);
}
void prepareExtAudioFile()
{
// Opening Audio File
_extAudioFile = ExtAudioFile.OpenUrl(_url);
// Getting file data format
_srcFormat = _extAudioFile.FileDataFormat;
// Setting the channel number of the output format same to the input format
_dstFormat = AudioStreamBasicDescription.CreateLinearPCM(channelsPerFrame: (uint)_srcFormat.ChannelsPerFrame, bitsPerChannel: 32);
_dstFormat.FormatFlags |= AudioFormatFlags.IsNonInterleaved;
// setting reading format as audio unit cannonical format
_extAudioFile.ClientDataFormat = _dstFormat;
// getting total frame
_totalFrames = _extAudioFile.FileLengthFrames;
// Allocating AudioBufferList
_buffer = new AudioBuffers(_srcFormat.ChannelsPerFrame);
for (int i = 0; i < _buffer.Count; ++i)
{
int size = (int)(sizeof(uint) * _totalFrames);
_buffer.SetData(i, Marshal.AllocHGlobal(size), size);
}
_numberOfChannels = _srcFormat.ChannelsPerFrame;
// Reading all frame into the buffer
ExtAudioFileError status;
_extAudioFile.Read((uint)_totalFrames, _buffer, out status);
if (status != ExtAudioFileError.OK)
{
throw new ApplicationException();
}
}
void PrepareExtAudioFile()
{
extAudioFile = ExtAudioFile.OpenUrl(url);
CheckValue (extAudioFile, "ExtAudioFile.OpenUrl failed");
srcFormat = extAudioFile.FileDataFormat;
// This is how you say,“When you convert the data, this is the format I’d like to receive.”
// The client data format must be PCM. In other words, you can’t use a single ExtAudioFile to convert between two compressed formats.
extAudioFile.ClientDataFormat = dstFormat;
// getting total frame
TotalFrames = extAudioFile.FileLengthFrames;
// Allocating AudioBufferList
buffer = new AudioBuffers(srcFormat.ChannelsPerFrame);
for (int i = 0; i < buffer.Count; ++i)
{
int size = (int)(sizeof(int) * TotalFrames);
buffer.SetData(i, Marshal.AllocHGlobal(size), size);
}
numberOfChannels = srcFormat.ChannelsPerFrame;
// Reading all frame into the buffer
ExtAudioFileError status;
extAudioFile.Read((uint)TotalFrames, buffer, out status);
if (status != ExtAudioFileError.OK)
throw new ApplicationException();
}
public static bool GetDataFromExtAudioFile (ExtAudioFile ext, AudioStreamBasicDescription outputFormat, int maxBufferSize,
byte[] dataBuffer, out int dataBufferSize, out ALFormat format, out double sampleRate)
{
uint errorStatus = 0;
uint bufferSizeInFrames = 0;
dataBufferSize = 0;
format = ALFormat.Mono16;
sampleRate = 0;
/* Compute how many frames will fit into our max buffer size */
bufferSizeInFrames = (uint)(maxBufferSize / outputFormat.BytesPerFrame);
if (dataBuffer != null) {
var audioBufferList = new AudioBuffers(maxBufferSize);
// This a hack so if there is a problem speak to kjpou1 -Kenneth
// the cleanest way is to copy the buffer to the pointer already allocated
// but what we are going to do is replace the pointer with our own and restore it later
//
GCHandle meBePinned = GCHandle.Alloc (dataBuffer, GCHandleType.Pinned);
IntPtr meBePointer = meBePinned.AddrOfPinnedObject ();
audioBufferList.SetData (0, meBePointer);
try {
// Read the data into an AudioBufferList
// errorStatus here returns back the amount of information read
ExtAudioFileError extAudioFileError = ExtAudioFileError.OK;
errorStatus = ext.Read (bufferSizeInFrames, audioBufferList, out extAudioFileError);
if (errorStatus >= 0) {
/* Success */
/* Note: 0 == bufferSizeInFrames is a legitimate value meaning we are EOF. */
/* ExtAudioFile.Read returns the number of frames actually read.
* Need to convert back to bytes.
*/
dataBufferSize = (int)bufferSizeInFrames * outputFormat.BytesPerFrame;
// Now we set our format
format = outputFormat.ChannelsPerFrame > 1 ? ALFormat.Stereo16 : ALFormat.Mono16;
sampleRate = outputFormat.SampleRate;
} else {
#if DEBUG
Console.WriteLine ("ExtAudioFile.Read failed, Error = " + errorStatus);
#endif
return false;
}
} catch (Exception exc) {
#if DEBUG
Console.WriteLine ("ExtAudioFile.Read failed: " + exc.Message);
#endif
return false;
} finally {
// Don't forget to free our dataBuffer memory pointer that was pinned above
meBePinned.Free ();
// and restore what was allocated to beginwith
audioBufferList.SetData (0, IntPtr.Zero);
}
}
return true;
}
public static bool GetDataFromExtAudioFile (ExtAudioFile ext, AudioStreamBasicDescription outputFormat, int maxBufferSize,
byte[] dataBuffer, out int dataBufferSize, out ALFormat format, out double sampleRate)
{
int errorStatus = 0;
int bufferSizeInFrames = 0;
dataBufferSize = 0;
format = ALFormat.Mono16;
sampleRate = 0;
/* Compute how many frames will fit into our max buffer size */
bufferSizeInFrames = maxBufferSize / outputFormat.BytesPerFrame;
if (dataBuffer != null) {
MutableAudioBufferList audioBufferList = new MutableAudioBufferList (1, maxBufferSize);
audioBufferList.Buffers [0].DataByteSize = maxBufferSize;
audioBufferList.Buffers [0].NumberChannels = outputFormat.ChannelsPerFrame;
// This a hack so if there is a problem speak to kjpou1 -Kenneth
// the cleanest way is to copy the buffer to the pointer already allocated
// but what we are going to do is replace the pointer with our own and restore it later
//
GCHandle meBePinned = GCHandle.Alloc (dataBuffer, GCHandleType.Pinned);
IntPtr meBePointer = meBePinned.AddrOfPinnedObject ();
// Let's not use copy for right now while we test this. For very large files this
// might show some stutter in the sound loading
//Marshal.Copy(dataBuffer, 0, audioBufferList.Buffers[0].Data, maxBufferSize);
IntPtr savedDataPtr = audioBufferList.Buffers [0].Data;
audioBufferList.Buffers [0].Data = meBePointer;
try {
// Read the data into an AudioBufferList
// errorStatus here returns back the amount of information read
errorStatus = ext.Read (bufferSizeInFrames, audioBufferList);
if (errorStatus >= 0) {
/* Success */
/* Note: 0 == bufferSizeInFrames is a legitimate value meaning we are EOF. */
/* ExtAudioFile.Read returns the number of frames actually read.
* Need to convert back to bytes.
*/
dataBufferSize = bufferSizeInFrames * outputFormat.BytesPerFrame;
// Now we set our format
format = outputFormat.ChannelsPerFrame > 1 ? ALFormat.Stereo16 : ALFormat.Mono16;
sampleRate = outputFormat.SampleRate;
} else {
#if DEBUG
Console.WriteLine ("ExtAudioFile.Read failed, Error = " + errorStatus);
#endif
return false;
}
} catch (Exception exc) {
#if DEBUG
Console.WriteLine ("ExtAudioFile.Read failed: " + exc.Message);
#endif
return false;
} finally {
// Don't forget to free our dataBuffer memory pointer that was pinned above
meBePinned.Free ();
// and restore what was allocated to beginwith
audioBufferList.Buffers[0].Data = savedDataPtr;
}
}
return true;
}
public static bool GetDataFromExtAudioFile(ExtAudioFile ext, AudioStreamBasicDescription outputFormat, int maxBufferSize,
byte[] dataBuffer, out int dataBufferSize, out ALFormat format, out double sampleRate)
{
uint errorStatus = 0;
uint bufferSizeInFrames = 0;
dataBufferSize = 0;
format = ALFormat.Mono16;
sampleRate = 0;
/* Compute how many frames will fit into our max buffer size */
bufferSizeInFrames = (uint)(maxBufferSize / outputFormat.BytesPerFrame);
if (dataBuffer != null)
{
var audioBufferList = new AudioBuffers(maxBufferSize);
// This a hack so if there is a problem speak to kjpou1 -Kenneth
// the cleanest way is to copy the buffer to the pointer already allocated
// but what we are going to do is replace the pointer with our own and restore it later
//
GCHandle meBePinned = GCHandle.Alloc(dataBuffer, GCHandleType.Pinned);
IntPtr meBePointer = meBePinned.AddrOfPinnedObject();
audioBufferList.SetData(0, meBePointer);
try {
// Read the data into an AudioBufferList
// errorStatus here returns back the amount of information read
ExtAudioFileError extAudioFileError = ExtAudioFileError.OK;
errorStatus = ext.Read(bufferSizeInFrames, audioBufferList, out extAudioFileError);
if (errorStatus >= 0)
{
/* Success */
/* Note: 0 == bufferSizeInFrames is a legitimate value meaning we are EOF. */
/* ExtAudioFile.Read returns the number of frames actually read.
* Need to convert back to bytes.
*/
dataBufferSize = (int)bufferSizeInFrames * outputFormat.BytesPerFrame;
// Now we set our format
format = outputFormat.ChannelsPerFrame > 1 ? ALFormat.Stereo16 : ALFormat.Mono16;
sampleRate = outputFormat.SampleRate;
}
else
{
#if DEBUG
Console.WriteLine("ExtAudioFile.Read failed, Error = " + errorStatus);
#endif
return(false);
}
} catch (Exception exc) {
#if DEBUG
Console.WriteLine("ExtAudioFile.Read failed: " + exc.Message);
#endif
return(false);
} finally {
// Don't forget to free our dataBuffer memory pointer that was pinned above
meBePinned.Free();
// and restore what was allocated to beginwith
audioBufferList.SetData(0, IntPtr.Zero);
}
}
return(true);
}
public static bool GetDataFromExtAudioFile(ExtAudioFile ext, AudioStreamBasicDescription outputFormat, int maxBufferSize,
byte[] dataBuffer, out int dataBufferSize, out ALFormat format, out double sampleRate)
{
int errorStatus = 0;
int bufferSizeInFrames = 0;
dataBufferSize = 0;
format = ALFormat.Mono16;
sampleRate = 0;
/* Compute how many frames will fit into our max buffer size */
bufferSizeInFrames = maxBufferSize / outputFormat.BytesPerFrame;
if (dataBuffer != null)
{
MutableAudioBufferList audioBufferList = new MutableAudioBufferList(1, maxBufferSize);
audioBufferList.Buffers [0].DataByteSize = maxBufferSize;
audioBufferList.Buffers [0].NumberChannels = outputFormat.ChannelsPerFrame;
// This a hack so if there is a problem speak to kjpou1 -Kenneth
// the cleanest way is to copy the buffer to the pointer already allocated
// but what we are going to do is replace the pointer with our own and restore it later
//
GCHandle meBePinned = GCHandle.Alloc(dataBuffer, GCHandleType.Pinned);
IntPtr meBePointer = meBePinned.AddrOfPinnedObject();
// Let's not use copy for right now while we test this. For very large files this
// might show some stutter in the sound loading
//Marshal.Copy(dataBuffer, 0, audioBufferList.Buffers[0].Data, maxBufferSize);
IntPtr savedDataPtr = audioBufferList.Buffers [0].Data;
audioBufferList.Buffers [0].Data = meBePointer;
try {
// Read the data into an AudioBufferList
// errorStatus here returns back the amount of information read
errorStatus = ext.Read(bufferSizeInFrames, audioBufferList);
if (errorStatus >= 0)
{
/* Success */
/* Note: 0 == bufferSizeInFrames is a legitimate value meaning we are EOF. */
/* ExtAudioFile.Read returns the number of frames actually read.
* Need to convert back to bytes.
*/
dataBufferSize = bufferSizeInFrames * outputFormat.BytesPerFrame;
// Now we set our format
format = outputFormat.ChannelsPerFrame > 1 ? ALFormat.Stereo16 : ALFormat.Mono16;
sampleRate = outputFormat.SampleRate;
}
else
{
#if DEBUG
Console.WriteLine("ExtAudioFile.Read failed, Error = " + errorStatus);
#endif
return(false);
}
} catch (Exception exc) {
#if DEBUG
Console.WriteLine("ExtAudioFile.Read failed: " + exc.Message);
#endif
return(false);
} finally {
// Don't forget to free our dataBuffer memory pointer that was pinned above
meBePinned.Free();
// and restore what was allocated to beginwith
audioBufferList.Buffers[0].Data = savedDataPtr;
}
}
return(true);
}