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Comments by Du Sijun (Top 17 by date)
Du Sijun
4-Jul-11 7:54am
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Thanks for your hint.
Du Sijun
4-May-11 14:19pm
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Good point, I mean no sound from speaker and no exception from program. However I had fix this problem.Thanks for your reply.
Du Sijun
1-May-11 13:18pm
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Yes, it ought to be 0x05
Du Sijun
1-May-11 6:33am
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Thanks all, the problem is solved, the problem is cause by the file format.
In my program , when I call
_binaryWriter.Write("data");
It will write {0x04,'d','a','t','a'}
but not {'d','a','t','a'} to the file which cause the format problem. Even it can be played in WindowsMediaPlayer, it will not work in soundplayer.
Du Sijun
1-May-11 6:25am
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Hi,thanks for your hints, I am now checking file format.
Du Sijun
1-May-11 5:15am
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thanks, your code works for me too, so I believe there is something wrong with my wav format.
Du Sijun
3-Apr-11 10:21am
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Sounds good, I will ask them reserve more spaces for me.
Du Sijun
3-Apr-11 10:18am
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Hi, that's meeting recording, 2-3 hours. 48000hz 32bits, and there are total 9 recording channel,so after each meeting I have 9 big files.
I am using the simplest Microsoft wav format, here is the link
https://ccrma.stanford.edu/courses/422/projects/WaveFormat/
So in this case a 44 bytes header can make the PCM playable.
Du Sijun
3-Apr-11 6:57am
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Oh, It's raw PCM, and I would like to add a wave header to it.
Du Sijun
18-Mar-11 6:01am
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this may help:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/system/serial.aspx
Du Sijun
18-Mar-11 3:22am
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.ports.serialport.aspx
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/netfxbcl/thread/6d47261b-27c6-45d4-8c02-81d1490011fd
Please check if it works.
I work around seiarl port with assembly,microcontroller,c#,vb,java but not try c++ yet.
Du Sijun
11-Jan-11 9:52am
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thanks, same as before
Du Sijun
22-Aug-10 13:44pm
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clear all message
do checking{
read message
del message
}
Du Sijun
22-Aug-10 13:32pm
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:{ I do similar task in 2007 using a Sumsung mobile phone, it works well. for your case you can downlaod http://www.hillstone-software.com/hs_sms_dll_details.htm If it works for you ,just download a "serial port monitor" to see how serial port works.
Du Sijun
22-Aug-10 13:14pm
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AT+CNMI=2,1,0,1,0 ?
Du Sijun
22-Aug-10 13:00pm
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then
AT+CNMI=2,1,0,0,0
Du Sijun
22-Aug-10 12:43pm
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+CNMI: (2),(0-3),(0-3),(0-2),(0,1)
this shows what your modem can do
You can try following command
AT+CNMI=2,1,0,0,0 ok how about this
then send a SMS to your phone you will get some feedback like:
+CMTI: "ME",3
you need to check for this line
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