VoiceNotes for Android is a sample application built with Flex and deployed on Adobe AIR for Android. The application allows you to record voice messages and play them back later. It demonstrates the Microphone API introduced in the latest builds of AIR for Android. VoiceNotes for Android is based on the desktop version of VoiceNotes I recently blogged as an AIR 2 sample.
Watch the video:
Download the Application and Source Code
- You can download the application (VoiceNotes.apk) here
- You can download the source code (VoiceNotes.fxp project file) here
If you want to compile or run the application on your device, make sure you install the latest version of the AIR for Android SDK and Runtime respectively. The apk was built using the AIR for Android 20100720 build.
Brilliant. Keep up the good work.
Great post! Christophe, do you know how can I compare to sounds files to see if booth have the same audio? If yes, can you make a new post teaching how to do it or a link with a sample to my email?
Very nice, thanks for sharing the sources. I blogged about it (in french) just here:
http://www.flex-tutorial.fr/2010/07/20/air-android-voicenotes-une-application-air-utilisant-lapi-microphone-air/
Cheers,
Fabien
Good stuff.Thank you!
Great example! Thanks for making the source code available as well!
Thanks for this example.
Can we do the same using Flash Professional and how? Any suggestion.
Newbie alert!!
when i download the fxp file and load it into flash builder “burrito” it gives me a “desktop application” not “mobile Application” . How do I change this so I can build it for the mobile environment and then download and run on an android device?
hi,
I was trying for a wile now to find out if I can run this sort of application on an android tablet. http://www.kirupa.com/developer/actionscript/microphone.htm
for the application you are showing in the video… can you change the red dot with a different symbol/draw ?
thanks
Is this example also running on iOS?