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The 20 Line Challenge / Media Player visualisations from sound

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David T
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Posted: 19th Mar 2003 22:35
18 lines I think. Will load a sound and create a visualisation from it, just like Windows Media Player. Of course, it's not that pretty but shows it can be done

If you have DBP then there's no need for media (see code). Press space to repeat sound.

Thanks to Van-B for showing me how to use sounds and memblocks through that excellent waveform code

rem Load the sound to be used
load sound "C:\program files\Dark Basic Software\Dark Basic Professional\Media\Sounds\Aliens\Kamikazi.wav",1

rem Make waveform to show user and set up memblocks
sync rate 0 : make memblock from sound 1,1 : sndlen=get memblock size(1)

do

play sound 1 : start = timer()

do

rem Clear screen
cls

rem Get length of sound in SECONDS
secs = int((sndlen / (sound speed(1))))

rem Get the elapsed time in MILLISECONDS
elapsed = timer()-start

rem Get the stepvalue between each millisecond
stepval# = (sndlen / secs)/1000

rem Get the current position based on stepvalue
p = int(elapsed * stepval#)

rem Do not get info if past end of sound
if p
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David T
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Posted: 20th Mar 2003 21:22
Oh dear. Code tag again. No wonder no-one's replied!

Try again. This should still be under 20 lines.



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David T
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2003 22:01
Come on, someone must be interested

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Posted: 22nd Mar 2003 23:47 Edited at: 22nd Mar 2003 23:51
Cool

You can put this instead of circles to make line visualizations.


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Posted: 23rd Mar 2003 03:50
Yea, that's really good!

Wait till you see my new 20 Liner...

Cheers.

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Posted: 24th Mar 2003 21:56
Thanks

I just used the circle command to preserve line space. I suppose that it would be feasable to create really nice 3d ones, too.

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Posted: 24th Mar 2003 22:15
That line one is very good!

My only problem now is how to do the same for music. There is no "make memblock from music" command

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