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Version is published in App Store.
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Till then you may test "Hotpaw Basic"Henko wrote:Hi, do you have an indication in which version the strenght of the microphone input will be detectable in SB ? Thanks
which has mic/record function and BLE
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Henko, are you looking for a visual indicator or a variable that changes its value depending on the strength of the sound? It occurred to me that because of the delays in our program loops, it might not be possible to make our own level indicators in smart BASIC code that could respond instantly to sound level changes. But if the sound level connected directly to a sprite that displayed a level indicator, that could respond effectively instantly, the way the CAMERA Sprite responds continuously to the camera no matter what other activities our programs may be doing.
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Currently the mechanism to supply realtime sound to the user is not clear to me.ricardobytes wrote:Henko, are you looking for a visual indicator or a variable that changes its value depending on the strength of the sound? It occurred to me that because of the delays in our program loops, it might not be possible to make our own level indicators in smart BASIC code that could respond instantly to sound level changes. But if the sound level connected directly to a sprite that displayed a level indicator, that could respond effectively instantly, the way the CAMERA Sprite responds continuously to the camera no matter what other activities our programs may be doing.