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XNA from Silverlight on Windows Phone 7 – The Microphone

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3 comments   /   posted by Silverlight Show on Aug 30, 2010
Tags:   xna , microphone , windows-phone-7 , mike-ormond
In this post, Mike Ormond discusses microphone access from Silverlight.

Source: Mike Ormond's Blog

Access to the microphone is provided through the Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Audio namespace in the Microsoft.Xna.Framework assembly. You’ll need to add a reference to this XNA assembly from your WP7 Silverlight app if you need microphone access.

The class we’re interested in is Microphone. This class provides access to all the available microphones on the system and exposes a static property – Default – that returns the Microphone instance for the current default recording device.


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    RE: XNA from Silverlight on Windows Phone 7 – The Microphone


    posted by Michael Puckett on Sep 22, 2010 06:34
    Thats great for recording but how do you analyze the frequency? 
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    RE: XNA from Silverlight on Windows Phone 7 – The Microphone


    posted by Lee Connell on Nov 19, 2010 02:18

    I would like to know how to analyze the frequency as well.....

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    RE: XNA from Silverlight on Windows Phone 7 – The Microphone


    posted by Lee Connell on Nov 19, 2010 04:45

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