Emergency

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Mehdi Ir
Mehdi Ir on 5 Aug 2011
Hello to everyone i am a computer software student and i do'nt know anything about matlab but in my project i need to use it . this is my project i have a microphone that save sound data from usb port then with a c# program i read data from usb port and save it in a file now i want to make a .wav file from this with matlab . please help me thanks alot

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Jan
Jan on 5 Aug 2011
Dear Mehdi Ir: If you are a computer software student, learning MATLAB is a valuable task for you. It is very likely that your professor thought, that this projects helps you to learn.
Reading the Getting Started sections of the documentation is a good point to start from. Afterwards write the solution as far as possible and ask specific questions, when problems occur.
It would be counterproductive to post a solution here, because it would impede your learning.
BTW, "Emergency" is a bad subject. 1. it does not contain any useful information, 2. your problem is not an "emergency" and 3. the readers of this forum have read such "urgent" and "HELP!!!" subjects too often and they are bored by these exaggerations.
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Oleg Komarov
Oleg Komarov on 5 Aug 2011
Prezioso Feat Marvin - Emergency 911: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3qJIOnweJE
I was 15 at that time, first times at a disco, first emergencies with grrls.
Jan
Jan on 5 Aug 2011
My parents told me when I was able to speak: "Never shout "help" if it is not _urgent_. _Urgent_ means: The sox your are wearing are burning and severe harm is imminent. If you do not wear the sox currently, it is not _urgent_, such that there is enough time to shout <<my sox are burning in the cupboard>> instead of <<help>>."

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Daniel Shub
Daniel Shub on 5 Aug 2011
The first step is to read your file into MATLAB
doc fread
The next step is to write the data you read in to a wav file
doc wavwrite

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