i want to burn my audio files into CD. Is it possible to do programatically.
I heard about ICDBurn. But not gettng that much idea when reading MSDN.
I am from embedded domain.
Can u give some help or sample program.
I want to implement in VC++ or qt.
Try to look at IMAPI (Image Mastering API) in MSDN.
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I am having troubles finding the answer for this question on web.
The project I am developing demands that I could save a recorded audio file, and, after that, transcribe the audio to text for finding interesting predefined keywords.
I am using the Windows.Media.SpeechRecognition framework, and it works fine when you are transcribing the speech during the recording process. I can't find, in the same framework, a function which I can use with an audio file as input.
Does anybody know a good approach for this problem? Or another [free] framework for Windows Apps?
For online recognition and in particular in JS projects you can use directly Microsoft Cognitive Services, that are behind online recognition in the SpeechRecognition in Windows. It is free under some limits.
In particular here is open sourced wrapped for JavaScript on GitHub:Oxford.Speech.JS. It can deal with both wav-files and microphone. Sample code is designed like a website, but I'm pretty sure you can easily convert it into a HTML/JS-based UWP app.
I want to write a program that allows you to select the output audio device (based on currently connected devices) used by other applications on an individual basis. (E.g. Winamp to my headphones, VLC to my speakers, etc).
The program would (probably) be written in C++ for Vista/7. Most likely I'll try to use the Windows sound APIs, but not sure where to start, or if the whole attempt is futile. (seeing the answer here made me doubtful)
I'm not new to writing code, and this isn't a "please do my homework" request, but I am new to windows code and was having trouble finding much documentation on anything like this.
Is this possible? Where would you start with this? Do you know of any projects that have already done this? Thanks in advance
I was wondering if I can use Microsoft MSDN tutorial code and build my apps around that? Or is it illegal? Do I need cite my sources?
Microsoft usually, if not always, have a legal document as part of their samples download, that tells you precisely what you can do with it.
But as a general rule, you can use everything they provided you with, fully legit. Don't expect problems from Microsoft, when you're developing for their own platform :-)
Also, most of their code samples is licensed as MS-PL, which is a open source license.
I'm looking to convert PPT and PPTX files to Flash (or flv) files in an automated fashion in Linux - So I need a command-line utility.
Are there any available options out there for me? (I haven't found any so far).
I was also looking for a Flash player to play ppt/pptx files as an alternative (similar to what slideshare provides) - does anyone know of any other than openslide?
Thanks for any help.
Related question here: Convert powerpoint to flash
Summary of answers: you should probably use OpenOffice to do it.
To do it from the command-line, it looks like you should probably use PyODConverter http://www.artofsolving.com/opensource/pyodconverter
OpenOffice generates a very poor SWF version. It should generate a back/foward button at least.
I need to create a driver that presents itself to Windows as a video capture driver. The driver generates the video itself. How would I go about doing this? And please keep in mind that I'm using Visual C++ Express.
See this :
Virtual WebCam Driver
I'm not sure you can do this with a UMD, so you'll likely need to install the WDK. You probably all ready know this, but writing a driver is a huge undertaking so you should be prepared for that.
Here's a link on writing Windows drivers from MSDN. I'd also suggest you pick up a copy of the Windows Internals book, and check out OSR (and take a class if you can!).
Hope that helps you get started!