[Seta00]

Originally Posted by Owyn if you don't know you don't have to write some random stuff back just to answer something

Implying that Arkshine doesn't know about anything AMXx-related...

Any chance of accessing the voice data?

[joropito]

Originally Posted by Seta00 Any chance of accessing the voice data?

I think can be done, but what do you want to do with it? Save in a file? :p

I don't know the voice encoding method used.

[Arkshine]

You can try to hook MSG_WriteBuf() in this function. It should work. The max size is 4096.

[Seta00]

Originally Posted by joropito I think can be done, but what do you want to do with it?

Stream.

Originally Posted by joropito I don't know the voice encoding method used.

Speex.

Originally Posted by Arkshine You can try to hook MSG_WriteBuf() in this function. It should work. The max size is 4096.

Thanks.

[Lt.RAT]

Originally Posted by Seta00 Speex.

really not.
server sends to client message with codec and quality, for example:

    Packet: svc_voiceinit (0x34)
      Name: voice_miles
      Quality: 3

and we can choose by:

sv_voicecodec voice_speex
sv_voicecodec voice_miles

[zamorac]

Sorry to ressurect this one, but i need some help.

I dont care what the client is saying, i just need to check if he has a functional mic. So i really just need to see if the signature of the data is different from a player with no mic holding the +voicerecord.

Basicly i want to give the players with microphones some more access, nothing less nothing more

[joropito]

Originally Posted by zamorac Sorry to ressurect this one, but i need some help. I dont care what the client is saying, i just need to check if he has a functional mic. So i really just need to see if the signature of the data is different from a player with no mic holding the +voicerecord. Basicly i want to give the players with microphones some more access, nothing less nothing more

In the case that you can read the voice data, it will be always different event he's just pressing +voicerecord or talking because client game will get data from soundcard that always has noise.

[zamorac]

Well noise will always be uniform, or at least near uniform, so im guessing if we could read the data and check the peak we could conclude if the user has/does not have a mic?

My other idea is im guessing that the client has to have start/end of transmission packages so the server knows that it has to transmit. If we check the neutral states(start/end) and conclude that some part of the trans differs from those 2 we can conclude there is a mic.

If it can`t be done please tell me to let it go, i am not all that familiar with scripting in amx i am just putting ideas on the table.

[Starsailor]

Originally Posted by Arkshine 0xAB34F ; you are lazy, I find it in less 10 seconds. :p Also, it would be nice to make signatures of bytes, but I can understand it's boring as hell.

with 0xAB34F doesn't work for me..i use 0xAB7BF

but i'm having problem to get the player id..

[ORPHEU] Invalid memory structure "svs_ptr"

{
    {
        "name"        : "svs_ptr",
        "library"     : "engine",
        "type"        : "int",
        "memoryType"  : "data",
        "identifiers" :
        [
            {
                "os"    : "windows",
                "mod"   : "cstrike",
                "value" :0
            },
            {
                "os"    : "linux",
                "mod"   : "cstrike",
                "value" : 0xBE130
            }
        ]
    }
}

what is the value for windows?

[Arkshine]

Bad idea to work with offset and I don't know what binary you use. svs address should be got from a function where it's used. For example Host_InitializeGameDLL, you search "1", you get the address then by soutracting 4 bytes, you get the address of svs.