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Voice Recorder

This Python code defines a GUI for a voice recorder application using Tkinter. It imports necessary modules like sounddevice and soundfile for audio recording and playback. The interface contains buttons to record, stop, and play audio. Recording is done asynchronously in a separate thread to prevent blocking the main process. Audio data is stored in a queue and written to a WAV file, which can then be played back by loading the data from the file.

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Voice Recorder

This Python code defines a GUI for a voice recorder application using Tkinter. It imports necessary modules like sounddevice and soundfile for audio recording and playback. The interface contains buttons to record, stop, and play audio. Recording is done asynchronously in a separate thread to prevent blocking the main process. Audio data is stored in a queue and written to a WAV file, which can then be played back by loading the data from the file.

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#ProjectGurukul's Voice recorder

#Import necessary modules


import sounddevice as sd
from tkinter import *
import queue
import soundfile as sf
import threading
from tkinter import messagebox

#Define the user interface


voice_rec = Tk()
voice_rec.geometry("360x200")
voice_rec.title("Voice Recorder")
voice_rec.config(bg="#107dc2")

#Create a queue to contain the audio data


q = queue.Queue()
#Declare variables and initialise them
recording = False
file_exists = False

#Fit data into queue


def callback(indata, frames, time, status):
q.put(indata.copy())

#Functions to play, stop and record audio


#The recording is done as a thread to prevent it being the main process
def threading_rec(x):
if x == 1:
#If recording is selected, then the thread is activated
t1=threading.Thread(target= record_audio)
t1.start()
elif x == 2:
#To stop, set the flag to false
global recording
recording = False
messagebox.showinfo(message="Recording finished")
elif x == 3:
#To play a recording, it must exist.
if file_exists:
#Read the recording if it exists and play it
data, fs = sf.read("trial.wav", dtype='float32')
sd.play(data,fs)
sd.wait()
else:
#Display and error if none is found
messagebox.showerror(message="Record something to play")

#Recording function
def record_audio():
#Declare global variables
global recording
#Set to True to record
recording= True
global file_exists
#Create a file to save the audio
messagebox.showinfo(message="Recording Audio. Speak into the mic")
with sf.SoundFile("trial.wav", mode='w', samplerate=44100,
channels=2) as file:
#Create an input stream to record audio without a preset time
with sd.InputStream(samplerate=44100, channels=2, callback=callback):
while recording == True:
#Set the variable to True to allow playing the audio later
file_exists =True
#write into file
file.write(q.get())

#Label to display app title


title_lbl = Label(voice_rec, text="Voice Recorder", bg="#107dc2").grid(row=0,
column=0, columnspan=3)

#Button to record audio


record_btn = Button(voice_rec, text="Record Audio", command=lambda
m=1:threading_rec(m))
#Stop button
stop_btn = Button(voice_rec, text="Stop Recording", command=lambda
m=2:threading_rec(m))
#Play button
play_btn = Button(voice_rec, text="Play Recording", command=lambda
m=3:threading_rec(m))

#Position buttons
record_btn.grid(row=1,column=1)
stop_btn.grid(row=1,column=0)
play_btn.grid(row=1,column=2)
voice_rec.mainloop()

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