Available as an Add-on to LEADTOOLS Multimedia toolkits. |
ILMADet Interface
This is the interface for the LEAD Audio Detection Filter (2.0).
Interface Properties:
Type |
Property name |
Description |
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ILMADetUserCallback
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CallbackObj |
(write-only) Set the callback object pointer. If not NULL, the CallbackProc method of this interface will be called to report audio detection events. Set to NULL (or to "Nothing" in VB) if you do not wish to receive notifications anymore. (For example, before you delete the callback object interface). |
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VARIANT_BOOL |
Enable |
Enable/Disable audio detection. Set to TRUE to enable audio detection and receive event notifications. |
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long |
Threshold |
The threshold (in dB) used to detect sound. The allowed range is –40 to 0. –40 is equivalent to absolute silence and 0 is the loudest possible sound. All sounds below this threshold are considered silence. You set this depending on your microphone. Usually, a value between–38 and –30 is used. |
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long |
MinSilenceTime |
The minimum length of silence periods (in milliseconds). Silences shorter than MinSilenceTime will be considered part of the sound. You want to set this value so short pauses do not trigger false silences. Most conversations contain short silences while the people talking draw their breath or pause while they are thinking. |
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long |
LeftLevel |
(read-only) The intensity (power) of the signal in the left channel (in dB). Note: If the audio stream is mono, the values of LeftLevel and RightLevel are the same. |
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long |
RightLevel |
(read-only) The intensity (power) of the signal in the right channel (in dB). Note: If the audio stream is mono, the values of LeftLevel and RightLevel are the same. |
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long |
Interval |
The time intervals at which the filter will check the stream for audio data. This value is in milliseconds. |
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long |
Delay |
The amount of time the filter waits before it starts checking the stream for sound data (sound detection). This value is in milliseconds. |
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VARIANT_BOOL |
AutoStart |
Flag that indicates whether to start sound detection when streaming starts or not. Set this to VARIANT_TRUE to have the filter start sound detection when streaming starts. Set this to VARIANT_FALSE to start sound detection manually. Please note that if the Delay property has been set, sound detection will not begin, regardless of the value of AutoStart, until the delay period has elapsed. |
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AudDetStateConstants |
State |
(read only) Indicates the state of audio detection. Possible values are: |
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Value |
Meaning |
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AUDDET_STATE_RUNNING |
The filter is processing streaming data and the sound detection process has started. |
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AUDDET_STATE_STOPPED |
The filter is not processing streaming data and the sound detection process is not running. |
Returns
S_OK |
The method succeeded. |
VFW_E_NOT_CONNECTED |
An error has occurred, either the input or output pin is not connected. |
VFW_E_NOT_RUNNING |
The filter in not in the running state. |
Comments
This method starts sound detection manually. If the Delay property has been set, sound detection will not begin until the delay period has elapsed.
To have the filter automatically start sound detection when streaming starts, set the AutoStart property to VARIANT_TRUE and do not call this method. Again, even if AutoStart is set to VARIANT_TRUE, if the Delay property has been set, sound detection will not begin until the delay period has elapsed.
Stops sound detection.
Returns
S_OK |
The method succeeded. |
VFW_E_NOT_CONNECTED |
An error has occurred, either the input or output pin is not connected. |
Description:
Resets the filter properties to their default values. Calling this method might cause the filter to reconnect its output pin.
Comments:
The method will fail if the filter is in the running state.
Returns:
S_OK |
Success |
VFW_E_WRONG_STATE |
The filter is in the wrong state. |