For voice, try the AMR format. You can get reasonable quality speech
at between 4 and 12 kilobits per second. So in 45MB you could store as
much as 3 hours of audio. Android 1.5 can record in AMR-NB format and
play back in either AMR-NB or AMR-WB.
For more information see:
http://blogs.zdnet.co
Freshman wrote:
> yes , i need 45MB of audio files.
Perhaps not.
> I am trying to make a kind of english to thai dictionary.
Great!
> and i have a list view which displays some words and sentences.
Great!
> i need to play audio of that words and sentences.
Great!
> i want to play that file
Hi Robert,
thanks for reply.
yes , i need 45MB of audio files.
I am trying to make a kind of english to thai dictionary.
and i have a list view which displays some words and sentences.
i need to play audio of that words and sentences.
i want to play that files in .wav formate.
is there any other
Perhaps you need to think hard about whether you actually need 45MB of
audio files?
What format are you using? What bitrate? Are these full songs? What
does your application do?
There are usually more efficient ways to do most everything.
Sometimes it requires a totally new approach to the pr
> I am new to android and i need to play list of audio files in my
> application.
> but iwhere can i put all the audio files as its large in size arround
> 45 MB ?
Download them off the Internet and store them on the SD card. The
Environment class has a method that can tell you where the SD card
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