MATLAB Function Reference Volume 1: A - E - Bad Request

audiorecorder
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Purpose Create an audio recorder object
Syntax y = audiorecorder
y = audiorecorder(Fs,nbits,channels)
Description Note To use all of the audio recorder object features, your system must have
a properly installed and configured sound card with 8- and 16-bit I/O and
support for sampling rates of up to 48 kHz.
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y = audiorecorder returns a handle to an 8-kHz, 8-bit, mono audio recorder.
y = audiorecorder(Fs,nbits,channels) returns a handle to an audio
recorder using the sampling rate, Fs, in Hz, the sample size of nbits, and the
number of channels. Fs can be any sampling rate supported by the audio
hardware. Common sampling rates are 8000, 11025, 22050, and 44000. The
value of nbits must be 8 or 16. For mono or stereo, channels must be 1 or 2,
respectively.
After you create an audio recorder object, you can use the methods listed below
on that object. y in each function is the name of the returned audio recorder.
Each of these methods can use a “dot” notatation. For example, record(y) and
y.record are equivalent.
Method Description
record(y)
record(y,length)
recordblocking(y)
recordblocking(y,length)
stop(y) Stops recording.
Starts recording.
Records for length number of seconds.
Same as record but does not return
control until recording completes.
pause(y) Pauses recording.
resume(y) Restarts recording from where
recording was paused.