Homebrew ctrulib sound playing example

[mashers]

Can anyone point me to an example of playing a sound from a file in ctrulib? The only example I can find reads the audio data from the mic and then plays it back, whereas I need to load the sound data from a file on the SD card. Thanks in advance

 

[Garcia98]

https://github.com/clank201/SoundExample

 

[mashers]

Perfect - thanks buddy. Just need to work out how to convert to the bin file on the fly now so the user can just drop sound files in.

 

[Garcia98]

Perfect - thanks buddy. Just need to work out how to convert to the bin file on the fly now so the user can just drop sound files in.

Adding support for reading a wav file is not too hard

 

[mashers]

Adding support for reading a wav file is not too hard

Do you know of an example of this? I know nothing about the WAV file format...

 

[suloku]

Mashers, check ctrulib's great-refactor branch since cnsd will be deprecated shortly in ctrulib.

 

[mashers]

Mashers, check ctrulib's great-refactor branch since cnsd will be deprecated shortly in ctrulib.

Oh I didn't see that branch. Should I switch to that branch for building everything from now on? Or should I stick with the current master branch until the great-refactor is merged into master?

 

[daxtsu]

Oh I didn't see that branch. Should I switch to that branch for building everything from now on? Or should I stick with the current master branch until the great-refactor is merged into master?

It's up to you, but if you like to keep up with the latest and 'greatest' (opinion-based, of course), you might want to make a separate branch of your code that's beginning to get ready for it. Some functions have different names and take different amounts of arguments with that branch.

 

[mashers]

It's up to you, but if you like to keep up with the latest and 'greatest' (opinion-based, of course), you might want to make a separate branch of your code that's beginning to get ready for it. Some functions have different names and take different amounts of arguments with that branch.

Ok, thanks. I can't actually see any difference in the audio example in the great-refactor branch. It still seems to be using csnd.

 

[suloku]

I'm not aware of how stable that branch is, dsp sound has been there for like two weeks, but I haven't messed around with it.

I'll ask in the irc channel how stable that is, but I don't think it is if it hasn't been merged yet, or maybe they are just waiting until ctrulib is more complete.

Edit: about audio sample, there isn't one with dsp atm.

 

[mashers]

I'm not aware of how stable that branch is, dsp sound has been there for like two weeks, but I haven't messed around with it.

I'll ask in the irc channel how stable that is, but I don't think it is if it hasn't been merged yet, or maybe they are just waiting until ctrulib is more complete.

Is there an example of the dsp sound? I can only find the ctrulib example.

 

[suloku]

I don't think there is one yet.

 

[daxtsu]

Not yet, no.

 

[mashers]

Oh ok, I'll keep checking. Thanks!

 

[Deleted member 356526]

Ok, thanks. I can't actually see any difference in the audio example in the great-refactor branch. It still seems to be using csnd.

planning to put the homebrew theme in gridlauncher?

 

[mashers]

planning to put the homebrew theme in gridlauncher?

Just looking into adding UI sound effects and background music

 

[Deleted member 356526]

Just looking into adding UI sound effects and background music

noice.

 

[Garcia98]

Do you know of an example of this? I know nothing about the WAV file format...

LPP-3DS has implemented WAV streaming IIRC

 

[lolzvid]

On my experience, 44100hz was too fast.

I've changed it to 32000hz and it's now perfect

Also, you only need to save a .wav file (with the specific proprieties) as .bin.

 

[Garcia98]

or just rename it.

Lol no