{"author_name":"barblewarble","cat":"October Challenge 2011","comments":[],"epoch":1318360380,"likes":0,"metadata":{"p_key":"63415","p_author":"barblewarble","p_authorkey":"509633","p_urlkey":"99193","p_title":"Sound troubles","p_cat":"October Challenge 2011","p_event":"LD21","p_time":"1318360380","p_likes":"0","p_comments":"0","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"509633","us_name":"barblewarble","us_username":"barblewarble","event_start":"1313712000","event_key":"7","event_name":"LD21"},"text":"

I just managed to sort one of my problems while trying to implement tone changing code. It turned out that I forgot that using every second character from a string containing sound data doesn’t give you just the left channel, well not in a 16 bit stereo file. I used the excellent audioop library, that comes with python, to split the data and now it’s playing seemingly correctly although incredibly fast.<\/p>\n

Oh well better get back to sorting this problem out.<\/p>","time":"October 11th, 2011 2:13 pm","title":"Sound troubles"}