[luke14free]

Hello,
I am writing an app for a school contest, its like a voip for s60.

1)I don't know exactly many things about multitreading but i would like to record and play at the same time. I read somewhere that i should use e32.ao_yeld() to do multitask but i think now is different because i am using 2 process that uses the same audio module. Do you think I can do it?

2)Which kind of operation should i do to play files in streaming? I read in another post that the streaming has the problem to do pauses when it's downloading new parts to play. Is it true?

Thanks a lot
Best regards

[jplauril]

Full duplex audio or audio streaming isn't yet supported in PyS60.

[luke14free]

Do you know when will it be released for pys60?(approx)
Haven't I got any other solution a part from full audio duplex (maybe an use in multi-threading of the half duplex...)?
Is there any way to use (using swig) the c++ release(that arrived in 9/05) with pys60?
Any forum champion could help me? It's for a non-profit porpouse!

Post Scrittum:my c/c++ knowledge is limitated...

Thanks
Best Regards

[luke14free]

Full duplex wont be suppoted but this goes fine!!...e32.ao_yield does miracles...
please post this example or something similar as an example of full duplex for pys60
Best Regards,
luke14free

import appuifw
import e32
import audio


filename1 = open('e:\\new.wav','w')
filename1.close()
filename = 'e:\\a.mp3'

S=audio.Sound.open('e:\\new.wav')
S.record()
print "Recording on!"
e32.ao_yield()
S2=audio.Sound.open(filename)
S2.play()
print 'Playing'
for i in range(0,100):#a little time before closing file(like 1 sec)
    print i
S2.stop()
S2.close()
S.stop()
S.close()
print "Stopped"

[dany88a]

luke14free, the code that you have posted not work for me, i use N70 and the e60 2nd edition FP2 emulator