/*
 * OFX_SOUND_STREAM
 */

ofxSoundStream is an OpenFrameworks addon to handle ofSoundStream for multiple audio devices at the same time.

It was initially developed by Arturo Castro ( http://arturocastro.net/ ) and later I upgraded it to support RtAudio 4 and an enhanced audio event object that sends device information (ID and NAME) to the event listener.

The addon is currently compatible with OF build 0061. Please, visit www.openframeworks.cc for more information about OF!


CONTENTS:

addons/ofxSoundStream --> the OpenFrameworks addon
apps/addonsExamples/audioMultiInputExample --> an Example of application with its XCode project file (for Mac OS X). Windows and Linux Users can create a new project with the sources and don't forget to add the ofxSoundStream addon in your project.

WHAT IT DOES (COMPARED TO BUILT-IN ofSoundStream):

ofxSoundStream is encapsulated in a class so you can create multiple instances of it. You'd like to do this if you want to control multiple audio devices at the same time.

ofxSoundStream is also an alternative to built-in ofSoundStream if you just wish to use a different audio device rather than the default one.

It supports the default audioReceived handler, but you'd better use its own event listener if you wish to identify the device where the audio stream is coming from.

The ofxAudioEventArgs contains two extra parameters (compared to ofAudioEventArgs):

class ofxAudioEventArgs: public ofAudioEventArgs{
public:
	int 	deviceID;
	string	deviceName;
};

EXAMPLE OF USE (BETTER LOOK AT THE INCLUDED SAMPLE!):

ofxSoundStream c1;
ofxSoundStream c2;

c1.listDevices(); // list the devices in the console
c1.setDeviceIdByName("M-Audio: FireWire 410 Multichannel");
c1.setup(0, 2, this, 44100, 256, 4);
ofAddListener(c1.audioReceivedEvent, this, &testApp::audioInputListener);
	
c2.setDeviceId(0);
c2.setup(0, 2, this, 44100, 256, 4);
ofAddListener(c2.audioReceivedEvent, this, &testApp::audioInputListener);

EXAMPLE OF EVENT LISTENER:

void testApp::audioInputListener(ofxAudioEventArgs &args){	
	if(args.deviceID == 0){
		for (int i = 0; i < args.bufferSize; i++){
			left2[i] = args.buffer[i*2];
			right2[i] = args.buffer[i*2+1];
		}
	}
	else{
		for (int i = 0; i < args.bufferSize; i++){
			left[i] = args.buffer[i*2];
			right[i] = args.buffer[i*2+1];
		}
	}
	//cout << "Audio Input event received from device " << args.deviceID << " - " << args.deviceName << endl;
}