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V.26-Feb-12 21:14
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I think you need to find out how to plot the sound intensity instead of byte representation. You want a "stereo like" visual representation of the sound intensity preferably by frequency, correct?

I have never done it, but I would start like this:
1. What files am I using (wav, mp3, ogg, flac, ...)? Depending on the supported file types, search for the structure of that file bytewise on google.
2. Make sure you understand the file, there should be some way to identify the sounds' intensity (amplitude if it is a sine function).
3. Figure out how to map the time (location within the file) with a certain intensity.
4. Put two and two together. Should I mention you're working with a multi-threaded application?

Keywords: file structure, intensity/amplitude.

Hope this helps.
V.

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