ryanheise
ryanheise
Thanks, @dfdgsdfg . FYI, just_audio already captures the samples on Android and iOS, and does the FFT on Android but not on iOS. So of these two packages above, flutter_visualizers...
@cedvdb no, the visualizer is intentionally a low res view of the samples specifically for the use case of realtime visualizers used in audio player apps (i.e. to visualise what...
To clarify: * A _visualizer_ continuously captures a split "moment" (e.g. 100 milliseconds) and supports the creation of visual animations that respond in real time to the audio signal. This...
I have created a separate issue for the waveform display: #507 If you are interested in that feature, please vote on it over there.
Awesome work, @Eittipat ! I've left some comments over on the PR, and we can discuss it there. I feel the same way about the fragility of the whole thing...
This visualizer should allow you to do that if you listen to either the waveform or the fft data and look at the amplitude or magnitude.
The API for starting the visualizer is not currently ideal, but I would suggest looking at the example (in this repo) to see the order of initialisation that works.
@onatcipli take your time with the example since it shows how to reach this data (and also displays the data).
Would this issue be reproducible if I modified the official example with your URL? If so, what URL can I plug in?
So just to clarify, that's a yes to my first question? Regarding iOS, are you trying @Eittipat 's pull request mentioned 12 comments up?