btw m indian and its hard to find guys like you here. \m/

Thanks for your code, i got it working great! i just have a question regarding non-mp3′s

Im now recording radio samples using a USB radio receiver. I get the sound data in a byte[] array and then do exactly the same thing where i store the hashcodes and then try to match it to a recording ive done using my iphone. This time it doesnt work.

My feeling is that the mp3 has been normalized (had compression applied to it) and this might be the difference. I couldnt think of any other differences as they are both (the mp3 and radio sample) converted to wav format (16bit)

If i compress the radio sample do you think that itll work? or what do you think the difference is between a mp3 converted to 8-bit byte array and the radio data coming in in this format too?

is het mogelijk om je java code of een deel door te mailen ofzo want het lukt me maar niet om met de huidige code het aan de praat te krijgen :s.
De bedoeling zou zyn dat men de titel terug krijgt en via de api van youtube automatisch het clipke van youtube van dat liedje krijgt te zien.

Thanks
Semaj

I too have finished the code. Now, I am in the stage of making it better (better algorithms etc.)

Thanks for your help Mr. Rijn!

I finished my code! But, now I need to split my wav files without re-encoding them. Is there any utility which I can use?

Thanks!

Here is the link:

musicg-api

Hope this help someone…

I am having trouble understanding the loop of the Determining Key Points Section.

for (int freq = LOWER_LIMIT; freq < UPPER_LIMIT-1; freq++)

Any help would be appreciated!

I am currently a student studying Java, and thought that this would be a fun project for me to attempt to do. Currently, I’m nearing the end of the project, but was confused on whether or not my data for the time domain from an mp3 file made sense. The code I used is as follows.


InputStream inputStream = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(file);
AudioFormat format = new AudioFormat(44100, 8, 1, true, true); // Uses getFormat in code
AudioInputStream audioInputStream = new AudioInputStream(inputStream, format, inputStream.available());
int[] arr = new int[inputStream.available()];
PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("Output.txt")));
for (int i = 0; i < inputStream.available(); i++) {
int current = audioInputStream.read();
arr[i] = current;
out.println(current);
}
out.close();


Any help would be appreciated!