audio.sound

[aldosilva]

hello

I am writing the following line to format the hour, but is not working. appreciate if anyone can help me.


sound = audio.Sound.open(filename)
sound.play(callback = sound_callback)
duracao = time.strftime("%M:%S",time.localtime(sound.duration()))

print duracao

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Hi,

How is it not working? Does it throw an error? Does it do nothing? Does is display a wrong result? We can't help if you don't give us the details.

[aldosilva]

That's what I'm getting:

audio.Sound.open sound = (filename)
sound.play (callback = sound_callback)

x = sound.duration()

print x

>>> 153492872

x = time.strftime ("% M:% S", time.localtime (sound.duration ()))

print x

>>> 54:32

[bogdan.galiceanu]

The PyS60 documentation says this:

duration()
Returns the duration of the file in microseconds.

So, x is microseconds, not seconds. If you do x = time.strftime ("% M:% S", time.localtime(sound.duration() / 1000000)) you should get the correct result.

[aldosilva]

thanks for the tip

[aldosilva]

ok. worked ... but now I am in error in the following line

path = u "e: \ \ Sounds \ \ Simple \ \ só podia ser com você.mp3"
files = map (unicode, os.listdir (path))

>>> UnicodeError: ASCII decoding error: ordinal not in range (128)

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Before we get into the string encoding issues, what are you trying to do? os.listdir can be called on directories only. Your path points to an mp3 file...

Also, why are you using those spaces in the path string? I don't know how your files and directories are named but I'm pretty sure that might also cause some problems.

[aldosilva]

I believe the problem is in the accent used in Portuguese.
If I remove accents (So podia ser com voce.mp3). I can read normally.
As for the disregard spaces ...

[aldosilva]

after reading some articles on the internet I got the following line of code


path = u "e: \ \ Sounds \ Digital \ \"
os.chdir (path)
files = os.listdir (u '. ")
x = len (files)


with that I can read the files (mp3) of the directory, including those with special characters (á, é, ü, ä, ü, ç, etc.). however ...


[I] track path = files
audio.Sound.open sound = (path)


At this point the application to when it encounters a file that has special characters in name (ç, á, é, etc.). that is, if we consider the following list of files


1 - Anywhere
2 - Dream On
3 - Just a little bit
4 - Chão de giz
5 - Só nos resta viver
6 - Opium Trail
7 - We Have Heaven


Only items 1, 2, 3 are run.

Someone could tell me what to do to solve this problem.

[Simil Susan]

Hi

what does the error "Function object has no attribute Sound" means?

I have written a script like this:

def snd():
global soundn
soundn = audio.Sound.open("hi.mp3")

def playMP3():
global soundn
soundn.play()
e32.ao_sleep( 1 )


snd()
playMP3()

It was working fine when i installed after packaging using application packager.But when I installed it in my phone after open signing it throws out the above error.I dont know what to do

Regards
Simil

[Simil Susan]

I found the bug..it is working fine now.