I want to create a file with something that Pepper robot hear in a limited period of time. All at all, how I can create a .wav file containing the pepper listening? Actually, I used ALAudioRecorder NaoQi library, but I have faced with below error about serialize return value.
import com.aldebaran.qi.Application;
import com.aldebaran.qi.helper.proxies.ALAudioRecorder;
public class helloWord {
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
String robotUrl = "tcp://pepper.local:9559";/*pepper.local.:9559*/
Application application = new Application(args, robotUrl);
application.start();
boolean[] array = {false,false,true,false};
ALAudioRecorder alAudioRecorder=new ALAudioRecorder(application.session());
alAudioRecorder.startMicrophonesRecording("D:/test/test.wav", "wav",48000,array);}}
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Cannot serialize return value: Unable to convert JObject in AnyValue
at com.aldebaran.qi.Future.get(Future.java:96)
at com.aldebaran.qi.helper.proxies.ALAudioRecorder.startMicrophonesRecording(ALAudioRecorder.java:185)
at helloWord.main(helloWord.java:26)
As Alexandre said, your problem is here:
alAudioRecorder.startMicrophonesRecording("D:/test/test.wav", "wav",48000,array);}}
As the audio recorder service is running on the robot, it won't access your D: path, you need a path on the robot's (unix) filesystem like "/home/nao/test.wav
".