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Audio Metadata is a component that is automatically added to audio clips recorded with the [[Component:MicrophoneTool|Microphone Tool]]. It stores data about when, where, and by whom the audio was recorded.
The '''AudioMetadata''' component provides information about an audio clip. It is automatically added to audio clips recorded with the [[Component:MicrophoneTool|Microphone Tool]] and stores data about when, where, and by whom the audio was recorded.


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== Sync Delegates ==
== Sync Delegates ==
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== Usage ==
== Usage ==
This component is essentially a bunch of fields with semantic meaning to them. Usage of this component outside of the microphone tool is straightforward--one simply needs to write to the relevant fields the relevant data. It is common convention to place the component on the same slot that the audio clip resides.


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== Examples ==
== Examples ==
Attached to audio clips generated by recording via the [[Component:MicrophoneTool|Microphone Tool]].
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== Related Components ==
== See Also ==
[[Component:MicrophoneTool|Microphone Tool]]
* [[Component:MicrophoneTool]]
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Latest revision as of 22:41, 7 November 2024

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Audio Metadata component as seen in the Scene Inspector

The AudioMetadata component provides information about an audio clip. It is automatically added to audio clips recorded with the Microphone Tool and stores data about when, where, and by whom the audio was recorded.

Fields

Fields
Name Type Description
persistent Bool Determines whether or not this item will be saved to the server.
UpdateOrder Int Controls the order in which this component is updated.
Enabled Bool Controls whether or not this component is enabled.
LocationName String Name of the session the audio was recorded in
LocationURL Uri the URI of the world the audio was recorded in
LocationHost direct UserRef Host of the session the audio was recorded in
LocationAccessLevel Nullable`1<SessionAccessLevel> Access level of the session the audio was recorded in
LocationHiddenFromListing Nullable`1<Bool> Whether the session was marked as hidden when the audio was recorded.
TimeTaken DateTime Exact timestamp that the audio was recorded at
TakenBy direct UserRef The user who recorded the audio
TakenGlobalPosition Float3 the position in global space the microphone tip was at the time of recording.
TakenGlobalRotation FloatQ the rotation in global space the microphone tip was at the time of recording.
TakenGlobalScale Float3 the scale in global space the microphone tip was at the time of recording.
AppVersion String Resonite version number of the recording user
UserInfos list of UserInfo Users present at the time of recording
__legacyPresentUsers list of UserRef legacy list of users present at the time of recording.

Sync Delegates

Triggers
Name Arguments Description
SetFromCurrentWorld() Action fills in all the fields using the current session data and the local user (the user running this method)

Usage

This component is essentially a bunch of fields with semantic meaning to them. Usage of this component outside of the microphone tool is straightforward--one simply needs to write to the relevant fields the relevant data. It is common convention to place the component on the same slot that the audio clip resides.

Examples

See Also