Audio In CHOP
Summary
The Audio In CHOP receives audio from any of the attached audio input devices using DirectSound. It always outputs time sliced audio data. If you want to record the data, use a Record CHOP.
Multiple Audio In CHOPs can simultaneously record from different input devices if the hardware supports it.
Parameters - Audio In Page
Device /device - A menu of available audio devices to receive input from. Selecting default sets the audio device to that which is selected in Windows Control Panel>Sounds and Audio Devices>Audio>Sound Recording.
Format /format - Selects mono or stereo. Also determines how many channels are created 1(mono) or 2(stereo left and stereo right).
Rate /rate - Audio input sample rate in Hz.
Minimum Target /mintarget - the lower end of the queue target range. The Audio In CHOP will try to maintain a queue length greater than or equal to this number. Units are seconds.
Maximum Target /maxtarget - the upper end of the queue target range. The Audio In CHOP will try to maintain a queue length less than or equal to this number. Units are seconds.
Maximum Queue /maxqueue - the maximum size of the queue when full.
Speed Variation /speedvar - the amount that the Audio In CHOP will vary the speed of the audio playback to try to get the queue size back within the Minimum Target and Maximum Target range.
Notes
ASIO not supported.
oppardetails -p /audioin1 (for example) lists all the dynamic menu choices (as does oppardetails -p /audioin1 device). If there are no choices listed it might be an indication no cameras are installed.
