Compress

[vivekpchrome]

Hi, Anyone can tell me how to compress the audio file size since the recording gives me a bigger file

[Quentin Meek]

Monkeys Audio compresses audio files on PC. Flac audio format is another solution, not sure if it's open source.

[vivekpchrome]

Thank you for your response but the file is recording on Android phone and I have to upload it to the server since the size of the file is too much so I need that the file size will reduce , as per I have checked the writerProcessor is processing direct data that's why it is high in size .

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[Quentin Meek]

Maybe you could extract the compression code and port to Java/Android from here https://github.com/xiph/flac

[vivekpchrome]

I have changed my logic, I am not using Tarso for the recording in Android I have used my class to record the audio and I need pitch also while recording, I have data in a byte from the audio recorder Can you tell me how I will convert into the float buffer so I can use Tarso pitch Detection Handler

public void audioData(byte[] audioRecordData){

    TarsosDSPAudioFormat format = getTargetAudioFormat(44100);
    TarsosDSPAudioFloatConverter converter = TarsosDSPAudioFloatConverter.getConverter(format);
 //converter.toFloatArray(audioRecordData, 0, audioFloatBuffer, 0, bufferSize-1); //this line parameters  in tarso it is inside AudioDispatcher

//
I will get the pitch like this -:
PitchDetector pitchDetector = new FastYin(44100, 8000);
pitchDetector.getPitch(final float[] audioBuffer); //I will pass the float buffer here

//Am I right?

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