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Voice support on Windows and macOS #10
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chore(deps): remove zlib-sync due to issues on Win32 types(pulseaudio2): make Context non-default
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Refactored the entire voice subsystem, now with a generalized API. Added ffplay-static to handle playback on Windows and macOS. Added an option to specify additional ffmpeg args (filters etc.). Linux requires installed ffmpeg, static does not include pulse support. macOS compatibility not tested. Partially resolves issue #10.
why not use https://github.com/ran-j/mic6 |
@ran-j it uses ALSA recording solution which is pretty bad on Linux as it is application-exclusive and not controllable via PulseAudio. FFMPEG can do all the work for us so I guess we've settled on the library to use. |
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As of now, there is no support for voice channels in the client. Hopefully, it is possible to implement it.
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QAudioInput
,QAudioOutput
,QMediaPlayer
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