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The document describes a Python script for capturing audio using PyAudio, which records real-time audio and saves it as .wav files. It outlines the setup process, including library imports, audio configuration, device selection, and data storage during recording. The script is intended for applications like speech recognition and audio analysis, without involving Bluetooth hacking.

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The document describes a Python script for capturing audio using PyAudio, which records real-time audio and saves it as .wav files. It outlines the setup process, including library imports, audio configuration, device selection, and data storage during recording. The script is intended for applications like speech recognition and audio analysis, without involving Bluetooth hacking.

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Bluetooth Audio collection

system
Brief intro about Bluetooth audio collection
This project captures audio using a Python script. It uses PyAudio for real-time audio recording. The script
saves the captured audio as .wav files.

 The script begins by importing essential libraries such as pyaudio, wave, and os, which are necessary for
handling audio recording and managing files. It then configures the audio recording settings, specifying a 16-
bit format, a single mono channel, a sample rate of 44,100 Hz, and a chunk size of 1024 bytes to process
audio data efficiently.
 Next, the PyAudio module is initialized to facilitate interaction with the microphone, ensuring smooth audio
input handling. The script then identifies available audio devices, allowing the user to select a specific
microphone by referencing its index number.
 Once the device is selected, an audio stream is opened, and the script starts capturing real-time audio in small
chunks.
 As the recording progresses, these audio chunks are stored in a list, ensuring seamless data collection. The
recording duration can be modified as needed, providing flexibility based on user preferences.
 After the recording is completed, the script halts the audio stream, properly closes it, and terminates the
PyAudio instance to release system resources.

Finally, the recorded audio data is written into a .wav file using the wave module. This ensures the preservation of
the original audio quality and format, making the recorded file usable for playback or further processing.
Fig: working of the Bluetooth audio collection

Conclusion:
This script records and saves audio efficiently. It is useful for speech recognition, surveillance,
or audio analysis. It does not involve Bluetooth hacking.

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