Microphone Record Audio Comparing VB

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Compare the audio recorded by the microphone from my compiled audio files and return which one is the same to my recorded audio...

Please your help is of great need to me...

Thanks ahead...

Posted 16-Aug-11 0:21am

Chimuel Gapol

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TRK3 16-Aug-11 17:42pm

This is a pretty complex subject.

If you google "comparing audio files" you'll get a lot of links to peoples attempts to handle this.

The odds of something you record "matching" something you compiled in earlier are pretty slim.

It is going to matter a lot what kind of audio you are trying to match up.

It's one thing to match a recording against the same recording as played over a radio and captured on a microphone.

It's an entirely different thing to try to match a live spoken word against a pre-recorded spoken word.

What are you trying to match?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Aug-11 21:08pm

Agree. The problem may take a lifetime. I don't OP realizes what it is. I would characterize the problem as "nearly hopeless". OP did not give any ideas on what would be the criteria of closeness of the audio records; this along is a fundamental problem to start with.
--SA

Chimuel Gapol 16-Aug-11 23:31pm

but is it still possible to compare audio?...

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