A "larger" in time oscilloscope

bodisan · 9th May 2005, 09:11

Yes and No... I'm just trying to do a simple superscope. But something like you did, to be able to see the audio data from the actual moment back to a few seconds. To make you understand better, I'll tell you what I need it for: i am ocassionally using winamp as an oscilloscope (a real one) with help from the linein input. And if, for example I input a 50Hz sine, I can only see aboute half a sine on the screen, due to the size of the default buffer... i think. Hope you understand.

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9th May 2005, 09:11	#1
bodisan Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Romania Posts: 22	Yes and No... I'm just trying to do a simple superscope. But something like you did, to be able to see the audio data from the actual moment back to a few seconds. To make you understand better, I'll tell you what I need it for: i am ocassionally using winamp as an oscilloscope (a real one) with help from the linein input. And if, for example I input a 50Hz sine, I can only see aboute half a sine on the screen, due to the size of the default buffer... i think. Hope you understand.