Mic level changing frame?

[shkoyach]

Hi,

I dont know the first thing about Actionscript, so I dont know if this goes in Newbies or not because I'm not a newbie to Flash, just the programming aspect.

I originally found this online.
http://www.kirupa.com/developer/acti...microphone.htm

Basically what I'm looking for is this script:

m = Microphone.get();
attachAudio(m);
m.setUseEchoSuppression(false);
onEnterFrame = function () {

circle._xscale = circle._yscale = m.activityLevel+50;

};

EXCEPT that instead of scaling, I need the mic level to affect what frame is being shown.(Circle is a graphic symbol)

If miclevel is >10 and <30 then it should gotoandstop frame 2 of circle
If miclevel is >29 and <75 then it should gotoandstop frame 3 of circle
If miclevel is >74 then it should gotoandstop frame 4 of circle
otherwise circle should be on frame 1.

Can someone please plug this idea into this code? I would REALLY be grateful! I need this for a school project and don't know anyone who knows actionscript! I believe to someone who knows AS this should be fairly simple. Once I have the finished code, I can edit the frames to suit my puropse.
Please Help!

[5TonsOfFlax]

Are you looking for a solution in AS2 or AS3? Your example code is AS2.

[shkoyach]

whichever is simpler.

[5TonsOfFlax]

In AS3, since you're in the AS3 forum, you could do something like:

var m:Microphone = Microphone.getMicrophone();
if (m != null){
  m.setLoopBack(true);
  m.setSilenceLevel(10, 10);
  m.setUseEchoSuppression(true);
  m.addEventListener(ActivityEvent.ACTIVITY, activityHandler);
}

function activityHandler(event:ActivityEvent):void{
  var micLevel:Number = m.activityLevel;
  
  if ((micLevel > 10) && (micLevel < 30)){
     circle.gotoAndStop(2);
  }else if ((micLevel > 29) && (micLevel < 75)){
     circle.gotoAndStop(3);
  }else if (micLevel >74){
     circle.gotoAndStop(4);
  }else{
     circle.gotoAndStop(1);
   }
}

Your ranges overlap, but that doesn't look like it'll cause a problem. You may have to adjust m's silenceLevel and silenceTimeoutproperty to tweak how sensitive it is.

If the activity based functionality isn't working for you, you could just hook up a timer to poll the microphone activity level every so often.

[shkoyach]

its not working. I guess I'll post this is AS2 forum. See what they find.

Thanks for your help!