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Is there any way to save mulaw audio ... - Stack Overflow
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58439005/is-there-any-way-to-save-mulaw-audio-stream-from-twilio-in-a-file
If you use the class below, then you will just need to send the Twilio stream buffers when they arrive. Something like: recording = StreamAudioRecording (tempDirectory) recording.start_recording (call_id) <loop over buffer packets arriving> recording.write_buffer (buffer) recording_audio_path = recording.stop_recording () This is the class ...
Mu-Law and A-Law Compression Tutorial - Jonathan Hays
https://jonathanhays.me/2018/11/14/mu-law-and-a-law-compression-tutorial/
One definition of Mu-Law is. “…a form of logarithmic data compression. for audio data. Due to the fact that we hear logarithmically, sound recorded at higher levels does not require the same. resolution as low-level sound. This allows us to disregard. the least significant bits in high-level data. This turns.
c# - Using NAudio to decode mu-law audio - Stack Overflow
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4234665/using-naudio-to-decode-mu-law-audio
Since you just have raw mu-law data, you can't use a WaveFileReader on it. Instead, create a new class that inherits from WaveStream. In its Read method, return data from tmpMemStream. As a WaveFormat return a mu-law WaveFormat.. Here's a generic helper class that you could use:
Sample for sending MULAW encoding base64 encoded ...
https://github.com/Azure-Samples/cognitive-services-speech-sdk/issues/446
Hello Team, I am trying to send base64 encoded audio stream (MULAW) to Azure Speech To Text Service and couldn't find any samples or references for doing the same in C# either using REST or SDK. Hope this should be doable in SDK as I saw...
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