AudioClip wave from Stream Object

Scripting C# & .NET
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Hi,

in my App I have an wavefile as an System.IO.Stream in c# and trying to push this as Clip for an AudioClip. Is there anyway to do so. Actual I write the Bytes of the Stream to HD and calling Resource.Load method. This works but it is a really bad hack.

Is there any possibility to solve that? Actual I’m using the free Version but I’m thinking of buying the pro version.

Thanks in advance

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Hi, welcome to the forum!

I don’t think there is any direct way to pass audio data from a stream to Unity’s audio system. If you can convert the audio file to Ogg Vorbis, you can load it using the WWW class. Just use a file:/// URL and use the audioClip property to access the data as a standard Unity AudioClip.

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Hi and thanks for response,

I cannot see the advantage of using www class. With this solution I have to convert the clip in ogg, write it again to disk and use the file url actual I don’t want to write it down. Also I don’t know if there is an ogg converter available in c#.

Maybe I can inherit from the AudioClip Class and convert the Sream in the Dataformat this class uses. is there any documentation available except the audioclip inspector docs?

Thanks

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There isn’t any documentation or API for doing this. The only approach I can think of is using the WWW class as I suggested above.