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I am trying to figure out how to capture the audio from a given software running on a mac, just like audio hijack does.
I'm aware that this is not the first question on the subject, but I'd like to better understand the possibilities on how to do it.
Crete a user space driver is the only solution to achieve it?
The best way that I've found is to get soundflower from cycling74.com. This basically gives your computer an internal interface that you can route to audio programs. If you then get a DAW like audacity you can choose soundflower as your audio input, set soundflower as your system audio output and record audio directly into your DAW.
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I am newbie to windows-8 phone development.
My first assignment is to develop mediaplayer for windows 8 phone.
can anyone guide me how should I proceed?
The requirement for mediaplayer is as follows.
Mediaplayer should have ability to stream the music from server.
We need to cache last played music-track by mediaplayer.
functionality like playnext,playprev,playlist etc..
Waiting for your reply.
what you have is a basic exercise in coding.
Take a nice long read through the Media Overview for Windows Phone. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff402550(VS.92).aspx . You'll have to implement your cache, probably in isolated storage. The playnext, playprevious you'll have to do as well.
Work through some of the basic tutorials up at genapp in the phone section for some free training. http://bit.ly/30tolaunch .
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I want to get the clock's alarm information on iOS, is there any way to fetch the information?
No, there's no way to do that.
I don't know how I can add credibility to my answer, except from saying that in iOS, apps are "sandboxed", so they don't "talk" with each other. The only way they can interact (in a very restricted way) is if they share a part of their App ID. As the stock clock app is made by Apple, there's no way your app will ever have access to data from the stock apps.
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You see it everywhere these days...
Facebook will display your geo location along with your status update. "John Doe says this...near Austin, Tx"
In Google maps you can click the "round dot" and it will show you where you are geographically and allow you to create your direction around that.
What's the coding behind it? I'd like to start implementing this into a few things (more so how facebook does it). Does anyone have an idea? I'm guessing a combo between php, javascript, Database (ajax) and perhaps a "GEO api" of some sorts... Along with w/ some good ol' fashion html/css.
Am I on the right thinking path here?
It's the Geolocation API . Have a look here: http://html5doctor.com/finding-your-position-with-geolocation/
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I've done this with Flash and Actionscript but does anyone know how I'd even begin to make a clickable map in iOS?
Is using cocos2d a good approach?
I want to make a clickable map of countries into a mini-game.
Did you know you can create iOS applications utilizing Flash 5.5?
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/logged_in/abansod_iphone.html
Some other good resources:
http://www.gotoandlearn.com/play.php?id=116
Just some food for thought.
I have done a few simple things thus far like Rss readers with no issues. Never done a large game.
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I have a question; I want to be able to make an iPhone iOS 5 app which can scan for networks and afterwords and prefereable filter one out [on SSID, for example], and show this in a list
I am looking for a class than can handle this but Im finding a lot of classes that handles services in a network.
I'd recommend that you check out the WWDC videos which are free from Apple about Bonjour. Alternatively, just check out using Bonjour. It's probably the best internet network interface known to man.