Audio Graphical visualization using DitectX

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I have made a mediaplayer.
Now, I needed a 10 band equilizer and graphical visualization for playing Audio files which will make my player attractive.

I hope that, i will get a help :)

Posted 31-Aug-10 5:54am

Nishad Ullaskumar P

Updated 31-Aug-10 7:31am

Sandeep Mewara

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Sandeep Mewara 31-Aug-10 13:31pm

Sure you will get help once you show what have you tried! Please go ahead, show us.

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-08-31T08:17:00

Solution 1

How does your media player work ? Did you write it, or does it just use the windows media player component to play files ? The answer to this will change how you get access to the audio data, and that changes how you modify it and display it.

Posted 31-Aug-10 8:17am

Christian Graus

Nishad Ullaskumar P · Answer 2 · 2010-09-10T09:22:00

Solution 2

i have used directX.audioVideoplayback namespace.i have used its Audio and Video class for reading the audio and video files respectively.
ex:

Audio audio;

audio=new Audio(#path of file#);
audio.Play();

it supports .mp3 and .mpg files

Posted 10-Sep-10 9:22am

Nishad Ullaskumar P