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when calling a = miraudio('Folder') a few things are a bummer:<br>
when calling a = miraudio('Folder') a few things are a bummer:<br>
1. you have to be running in the directory with the audio you want to load, that means you have to copy your MATLAB source everywhere or else use cd('sample directory ...') and then cd('back to source...')<br>
1. you have to be running in the directory with the audio you want to load, that means you have to copy your MATLAB source everywhere or else use cd('sample directory ...') and then cd('back to source...')<br>
2. miraudio('Folder') does not seem to recognize all the .wav files in that directory, only three random ones. Ot does not seem to be related to upper and lower case extentions either. 'a' will contain a mixture of .WAV and .wav's.<br>
2. miraudio('Folder') does not seem to recognize all the .wav files in that directory, only three random ones. It does not seem to be related to upper and lower case extentions either. 'a' will contain a mixture of .WAV and .wav's.<br>
3. you can not query 'a' to see how many files it loaded, all the info in 'a' is hidden away, it should return a struct<br>
3. you can not query 'a' to see how many files it loaded, all the info in 'a' is hidden away, it should return a struct<br>

Revision as of 22:54, 22 July 2008

MIR tookbox notes:

when calling a = miraudio('Folder') a few things are a bummer:
1. you have to be running in the directory with the audio you want to load, that means you have to copy your MATLAB source everywhere or else use cd('sample directory ...') and then cd('back to source...')
2. miraudio('Folder') does not seem to recognize all the .wav files in that directory, only three random ones. It does not seem to be related to upper and lower case extentions either. 'a' will contain a mixture of .WAV and .wav's.
3. you can not query 'a' to see how many files it loaded, all the info in 'a' is hidden away, it should return a struct