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2audioplayer
Purpose Create an audio player object
Syntax y = audioplayer(x,Fs)
y = audioplayer(x,Fs,nbits)
audioplayer
Description Note To use all of the audioplayer features, your system needs a properly
installed and configured sound card with 8- and 16-bit I/O, two channels, and
support for sampling rates of up to 48 kHz.
y = audioplayer(x,Fs) returns a handle to an audio player object y using
input audio signal x. The input signal x can be a vector or two-dimensional
array containing single, double, int8, uint8, or int16 MATLAB data types.
The input sample values for single and double data must be between -1 and
1. For int8, uint8 and int16 data, the ranges of sample values are -128 to 127,
0 to 255, and -32768 to 32767, respectively.
Fs is the sampling rate in Hz to use for playback. Valid values for Fs depend on
the specific audio hardware installed. Typical values supported by most sound
cards are 8000, 11025, 22050, and 44100 Hz.
y = audioplayer(x,Fs,nbits) returns a handle to an audio player object
where nbits is the bit quantization to use for single or double data types. This
is an optional parameter with a default value of 16. Valid values for nbits are
8 and 16. You do not need to specify nbits for int8 or uint8 or for int16 data
because the quantization is set automatically to 8 or 16, respectively.
After you create an audio player object, you can use the methods listed below
on that object. y in each function is the name of the returned audio player. Each
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