Audio encoding using PyMediaEncodes raw audio data sent to its "inbox" inbox and outputs the compressed audio data from its "outbox" outbox. Decoding done using the PyMedia library. Example UsageCapturing to an MP3 file: Pipeline( Input(44100, 2, "S16_LE"), Encoder("mp3", bitrate=128000, sample_rate=44100, channels=2) ).run() How does it work?Set up Encoder by specifying the desired compression codec and bitrate and the sample rate and number of channels of the raw audio. You may also specify other parameters specific to pymedia and the particular codec. Send raw binary data strings containing the raw audio data to the "inbox" inbox, and raw binary data strings containing the compressed audio data will be sent out of the "outbox" outbox. Encoder only supports a sample format of "S16_LE". This component will terminate if a shutdownMicroprocess or producerFinished message is sent to the "control" inbox. The message will be forwarded on out of the "signal" outbox just before termination. Kamaelia.Audio.Codec.PyMedia.Encoder.Encoderclass Encoder(Axon.Component.component)Encoder(codec,bitrate,sample_rate,channels,**otherparams) -> new Encoder component. Send raw audio data to the "inbox" inbox, and compressed audio data will be sent out of the "outbox" outbox. Keyword arguments:
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Methods defined hereWarning! You should be using the inbox/outbox interface, not these methods (except construction). This documentation is designed as a roadmap as to their functionalilty for maintainers and new component developers. __init__(self, codec, bitrate, sample_rate, channels, **otherparams)x.__init__(...) initializes x; see x.__class__.__doc__ for signature FeedbackGot a problem with the documentation? Something unclear that could be clearer? Want to help improve it? Constructive criticism is very welcome - especially if you can suggest a better rewording! Please leave you feedback here in reply to the documentation thread in the Kamaelia blog. -- Automatic documentation generator, 05 Jun 2009 at 03:01:38 UTC/GMT |
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