audio
[Interface specifications]
Detailed Description
Audible tone emission / detection (deprecated).
- Deprecated:
- Use the audiodsp interface instead
audio interface is used to control sound hardware, if equipped.
| #define | PLAYER_AUDIO_DATA_BUFFER_SIZE 20 |
| Data buffer size. | |
| #define | PLAYER_AUDIO_COMMAND_BUFFER_SIZE (3*sizeof(short)) |
| Command buffer size. | |
| #define | PLAYER_AUDIO_PAIRS 5 |
| Number of frequency / amplitude pairs to report. | |
| typedef struct player_audio_data | player_audio_data_t |
| Data: tones detected. | |
| typedef struct player_audio_cmd | player_audio_cmd_t |
| Command: tone to emit. |
Typedef Documentation
| typedef struct player_audio_cmd player_audio_cmd_t |
Command: tone to emit.
The audio interface accepts commands to produce fixed-frequency tones through /dev/dsp (which is assumed to be associated with a sound card to which a speaker is attached).
| typedef struct player_audio_data player_audio_data_t |
Data: tones detected.
The audio interface reads the audio stream from /dev/audio (which is assumed to be associated with a sound card connected to a microphone) and performs some analysis on it. PLAYER_AUDIO_PAIRS number of frequency/amplitude pairs are then returned as data.
