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- AudioOutputWithCallback class to provide callback integration e.g. with ESP8266Audio
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This functionality provides the glue which makes different audio processing components and libraries work together.
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We also provide plenty of examples that demonstrate how to implement the different scenarios. The __design philosophy__ is based on the Arduino conventions: we use the ```begin()``` and ```end()``` methods to start and stop the processing and we propagate the __use of Streams__. We all know the [Arduino Streams](https://pschatzmann.github.io/arduino-audio-tools/html/class_stream.html): We use them to write out print messages and sometimes we use them to read the output from Serial devices. The same thing applies to my “Audio Streams”: You can read audio data from “Audio Sources” and you write them to “Audio Sinks”.
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We also provide plenty of examples that demonstrate how to implement the different scenarios. The __design philosophy__ is based on the Arduino conventions: we use the ```begin()``` and ```end()``` methods to start and stop the processing and we propagate the __use of Streams__. We all know the [Arduino Streams](https://pschatzmann.github.io/arduino-audio-tools/html/class_stream.html): We usually use them to write out print messages and sometimes we use them to read the output from Serial devices. The same thing applies to “Audio Streams”: You can read audio data from “Audio Sources” and you write them to “Audio Sinks”.
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As “Audio Sources” we will have e.g.:
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#### Listening to the Result with a Webbrowser
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I am providing a simple webserver which can render the audio data as wav result.
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I am also providing a simple webserver which can render the audio data as wav result.
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Here are some examples:
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-[streams-generator-webserver_wav](examples/streams-generator-webserver_wav) A Webserver which renders some generated sound
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