Open Source Java Sound Recorder Sound recorder using Java Swing
This program was conceived / coded / copyright by Bert Szoghy, email: webmaster@quadmore.com
Last code update: March 12 2005
Last page update: March 12 2005
Credits:
The SimpleAudioRecorder.java code is by Matthias Pfisterer of jsresources.org.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
This demo has been tested to run properly on the following operating systems: Windows NT 4, Windows 2000 and Windows XP Pro. It should also run with no problem on all opering systems with a Java Runtime.
What you are recording will depend on your system settings. On Windows, make sure your audio settings are working right for the recording method you want to use (line-in or microphone).
PURPOSE
This program is the first step in a robotics project using speech-based remote control. The next step is our Java Recorder and Upload program.
BEFORE BEGINNING
On Windows, download and unzip SwingRecorder.zip preserving the directory structure (assuming to the C: drive).
RUNNING THE PROGRAM
If you unzip this directory to the C: drive on the Windows platform, and you have Java 1.4 installed, the two following commands in a DOS prompt will run the program:
cd C:\SwingRecorder
java SwingRecorder
This should bring up the Swing program:
The cd quality WAV files are saved in the same directory (PCM 44.1 kHz, 16 bit signed stereo).
