Example #1
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func (audio *Azul3DAudio) bufferData(buffer uint32, samples []int16) (err error) {
	al.SetErrorHandler(func(e error) {
		err = e
	})

	audio.device.BufferData(buffer, al.FORMAT_MONO16, unsafe.Pointer(&samples[0]),
		int32(int(unsafe.Sizeof(samples[0]))*len(samples)), int32(float32(audio.frequency)*audio.speed))

	return
}
Example #2
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func NewAudio(frequency int, sampleSize int) (audio *Azul3DAudio, err error) {
	var device *al.Device

	device, err = al.OpenDevice("", nil)

	if err != nil {
		return
	}

	audio = &Azul3DAudio{
		frequency:  frequency,
		speed:      1.0,
		device:     device,
		sampleSize: sampleSize,
		buffers:    make([]uint32, 2),
		input:      make(chan int16, sampleSize),
	}

	al.SetErrorHandler(func(e error) {
		err = e
	})

	device.GenSources(1, &audio.source)

	if !device.IsSource(audio.source) {
		err = errors.New("IsSource returned false")
		return
	}

	device.Sourcei(audio.source, al.LOOPING, al.FALSE)

	device.GenBuffers(int32(len(audio.buffers)), &audio.buffers[0])

	for i := range audio.buffers {
		if !device.IsBuffer(audio.buffers[i]) {
			err = errors.New(fmt.Sprintf("IsBuffer[%v] returned false", i))
			return
		}
	}

	return
}
Example #3
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func (audio *Azul3DAudio) Run() {
	running := true

	handler := func(e error) {
		if e != nil {
			fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "%v\n", e)
			running = false
		}
	}

	al.SetErrorHandler(handler)

	schan := make(chan []int16, len(audio.buffers))

	go audio.stream(schan)

	audio.device.SourceQueueBuffers(audio.source, audio.buffers)
	audio.device.SourcePlay(audio.source)

	state := al.PLAYING
	queued := int32(len(audio.buffers))
	processed := int32(0)
	var samples []int16

	for running {
		// Wait for one audio buffer to be prepared.
		samples = <-schan

		// Wait for at least one buffer to be processed by OpenAL, so we can refill
		// it.
		for {
			audio.device.GetSourcei(audio.source, al.BUFFERS_PROCESSED, &processed)
			if processed > 0 {
				break
			}
		}

		// In situations where OpenAL runs out of buffers to play (e.g. if the app
		// stalled because the user's system was doing a lot of work), OpenAL will
		// stop the audio source from playing.
		//
		// We wait until each of the buffers are done playing in this case, so that
		// we may keep are playhead at the first buffer to keep our double
		// buffering.
		if audio.device.GetSourcei(audio.source, al.SOURCE_STATE, &state); state != al.PLAYING {
			// fmt.Println("nes: Failed to feed audio to OpenAL fast enough; resynching...")
			for queued > 0 {
				audio.device.GetSourcei(audio.source, al.BUFFERS_PROCESSED, &processed)

				if processed == queued {
					break
				}
			}
		}

		// Dequeue the buffers that were processed by OpenAL.
		pbuffers := make([]uint32, processed)
		audio.device.SourceUnqueueBuffers(audio.source, pbuffers)

		// Fill each buffer with data and queue them again.
		for i := range pbuffers {
			if samples == nil {
				samples = <-schan
			}

			handler(audio.bufferData(pbuffers[i], samples))
			audio.device.SourceQueueBuffers(audio.source, []uint32{pbuffers[i]})
			samples = nil
		}

		audio.device.GetSourcei(audio.source, al.BUFFERS_QUEUED, &queued)

		// Begin playing the source now that we've filled all the buffers.
		if audio.device.GetSourcei(audio.source, al.SOURCE_STATE, &state); state != al.PLAYING {
			audio.device.SourcePlay(audio.source)
		}
	}
}