Hi,
I'm new to python and trying to generate square audio waves for the purpose of driving a servo. After alot of googling i'm finding the only library that seems suitible for a linux environment is pyaudiere, but the site hosting it has gone and there appear to be no other copies on the web!
Does anyone have a copy of this library they could send to me?
Or, can anyone suggest a suitable replacement library that could generate a fixed frequency sound for a defined time period suitable for my application?
Thanks,
Ryan
pyaudiere, anyone have it? or anything similar?
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Nsound looks great
http://nsound.sourceforge.net/
http://nsound.sourceforge.net/
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Thats a C++ module not python. I know even less about C++ than i do about python, i'm just getting by as i know PHP and the syntax is similar...
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It's both a C++ library and a python module, look here:
http://nsound.sourceforge.net/users_guide/intro/what_is_nsound.html
http://nsound.sourceforge.net/users_guide/intro/what_is_nsound.html
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I was looking for the same thing, and finally tracked it down for Linux:
http://tpreece.net/blog/en/software/audiere.html
so, yeah, it's been updated a bit & still available for Linux.
http://tpreece.net/blog/en/software/audiere.html
so, yeah, it's been updated a bit & still available for Linux.
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One additional note: I also had to run: apt-get install libtool to get the install to work.
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one more additional note: apt-get install flac It won't compile without flac installed.
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