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H5N1Strain
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 Posted: Sun May 30, 2010 9:15 am Post subject: MCI - Device Input Level |
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Hello Once Again!
I have been reading alot about MCI commands. I remember seeing (last week) a command that could detect the current sound level. I have found this website http://www.franz.com/support/documentation/8.1/doc/cg/cg-mci.htm . I am 90% sure that what I am looking for will be on that site. Could someone please give me some guidance with the right command for me to use? I know it will be something like:
%A = @MCI( *Website Command Here* )
I will set the MCI to record and I will check the above %A every 3 seconds. I will "hopefully" then be able to detect sound fluctuations...
Many Thanks!!!
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H5N1Strain
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This might be useful aswell. He describes what I am trying to achieve but in a diferent prog language. It is still MCI so it might help me out if I can get it translated.
http://visual-c.itags.org/visual-c-c++/197238/
Many Thanks,
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H5N1Strain
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H5N1Strain
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Hello Guys!
I have finaly found a way to read Microphone levels through MCI:
%A = @MCI(status wav level)
Simple Aye? 
Thanks heaps for your help guys!!!
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