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    Multiple microphone objects ?  
Dario De Agostini


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05-18-05 12:45 PM

Good morning list!!!

I have a simple question,
did any of you tired using multiple microphone objects whithin the same =
fcs application ?

i mean... suppose i have 3 audio sources and i want to control/publish =
them all, being able to change each volume ( mic.setGain() ), publishing =
the 3 sources on 3 different streams...

Any chance to make it work  ? (it didn't work here)

Thanks in advance,=20
Dario De Agostini

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    Re: Multiple microphone objects ?  
Lisa


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05-18-05 12:45 PM

Dario,
I have not tried this with the microphone object (but I have
successfully captured multiple cams) by assigning separate microphone
objects each referencing a different microphone index:

mic1 = Microphone.get(1);
mic2 = Microphone.get(2);

... etc...

srcStreamOne.attachAudio(mic1);
srcStreamTwo.attachAudio(mic2);

... etc...

Then you should be able to set properties of each microphone, ie:

mic1.setGain(55);


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// Lisa Larson
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On May 18, 2005, at 2:43 AM, Dario De Agostini wrote:

> Good morning list!!!
>
> I have a simple question,
> did any of you tired using multiple microphone objects whithin the
> same fcs application ?
>
> i mean... suppose i have 3 audio sources and i want to control/publish
> them all, being able to change each volume ( mic.setGain() ),
> publishing the 3 sources on 3 different streams...
>
> Any chance to make it work  ? (it didn't work here)
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Dario De Agostini
>
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    Re: Multiple microphone objects ?  
Massimiliano Carli [ m4014 ]


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05-18-05 12:45 PM

> i mean... suppose i have 3 audio sources and i want to control/publish
them all, being able to change each volume
> ( mic.setGain() ), publishing the 3 sources on 3 different streams...

> Any chance to make it work  ? (it didn't work here)

of course you can. Just develop an interactive remote console by which you
can set gains of remote stations.
it's simple. however, I'm unaware of fcs is enough

Massimiliano
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    Re: Multiple microphone objects ?  
Massimiliano Carli [ m4014 ]


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05-18-05 12:45 PM


> of course you can. Just develop an interactive remote console by which you
> can set gains of remote stations.
> it's simple. however, I'm unaware of fcs is enough
>
> Massimiliano

hm.. if audio sources are local as supposed by Lisa, follow Lisa prompt.
in this case I'm used to use a non-software mixer (never tried with an multi
inputlines audiocard.. exists?).

Massimiliano
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    Re: Multiple microphone objects ?  
Dario De Agostini


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05-18-05 10:49 PM

Thank you Lisa, that was EXACTLY what i needed to know

this means my problem is somewhere else... 

Thanks again,

Dario De Agostini

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