Kinect 2, Sound Detection with C++
- Posted: May 05, 2015 at 6:00AM
Peter Daukintis, Friend of the Gallery, posted a short, but sweat Kinect C++ example;
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Kinect V2 – Simple Sound Detection C++
This is a very simple post showing an implementation of the detection of a sound, any sound above a threshold, using the Kinect V2 SDK. The sample is written as a C++ XAML Windows Store app. The code uses the usual pattern for retrieving data from the Kinect via the SDK; that is,
- Get Sensor
- Choose Datasource
- Open a Reader on the DataSource
- Subscribe to the FrameArrived event on the Reader
- Open the Sensor
This looks like this:
Project Information URL: http://peted.azurewebsites.net/kinect-v2-simple-sound-detection-c/
Project Source URL: https://github.com/peted70/kinectv2-detectsound.git
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