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| Detect a specific frequency tone I have a general question. Is it possible to write a C++ program that can detect specific frequency tones, like 1 Mhz, 2Mhz 3Mhz etc... Until now I have written standard code in C++ both native and mangaged and can manage the most components etc.. so I have a very good start. Is this very different and could this be seen as much more difficult. What could be my start to do this. The goal is simply this: To detect a single frequence tone and then some simple code will execute. |
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| Re: Detect a specific frequency tone What type of input, and what sort of format is it in? |
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| Re: Detect a specific frequency tone An FFT would isolate it very easily. There a a lot of implementations already available in C++. |
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| Re: Detect a specific frequency tone I would have a mp3 file on the computer that a program will access and play. The signal will be a single frequency tone. I wonder if I need to output this signal trough the LineOut of the computer and then to LineIn again or is it possible to detect the sound directly internally. I am reading about the FFT now. It seems quite difficult but are not sure yet. Quote:
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