Need help with Volume Slider Function(arguments)

Hello everyone, I've been trying to code an audio player for wav files throught the Matlab GUI.

Currently stuck on the volume slider function.

Is my conversion right? What arguments should I use for guidata?

Asking because it has different arguments than the function below I found online.

MY CODE SO FAR FOR THE VOLUME SLIDER:

MY CODE FOR THE STATE BUTTON(PLAY/PAUSE):

FUNCTION I FOUND ONLINE:

Thanks in advance

[Geoff Hayes]

@Nikos Korobos - have you created your GUI with App Designer? It looks like the code that you have found for the slider callback is from a GUI created with GUIDE and so the guidata would not be appropriate for you to use with your GUI (if created with App Designer).

[Nikos Korobos]

Hi thanks for the heads up, my main issue is that i need to make the slider swtich volume levels but with the sound file playing.

At this point, my slider does work but it resets the progress of the file playing and starts over instead of continuing from the point I used the volume slider.

[Geoff Hayes]

@Nikos Korobos - have you confirmed, using the MATLAB debugger, that

x = x(NewStart:end,:);

is a subset of x with NewStart some integer other than 1?

[Geoff Hayes]

Or see FEX submission SoundVolume - set or get the system speaker sound volume which may work for you and allow you to control the volume without stopping and restarting the audio player object.

[Nikos Korobos]

Thanks for replying

Is there a workaround to this so I can avoid using Java?

[Geoff Hayes]

I/m not sure if there is an alternative to using Java. Did you try debugging to see why the audio restarts at the first sample?

[Mohamed Turkmani]

@Geoff Hayes i downloaded the function of SoundVolume , how can i use it?

[Geoff Hayes]

@Mohamed Turkmani - from the function description at SoundVolume functions

%   SoundVolume(volume) sets the system speaker sound volume. The volume
%   value should be numeric, between 0.0 (=muted) and 1.0 (=max).

So you would call the function from the command line or from code as

SoundVolume(0.5)

or some other value (between 0 and 1) that would change the volume.

[Mohamed Turkmani]

Yes i fuhured it out thanks for the reply

Answer 1

[Jakub Devera]

You should be able to get the volume

Volume = app.VolumeSlider.Value;

It is a public property.

I am not sure what you want to achieve by the last line guidata, but this is not used in App Designer as @Geoff Hayes menitoned in the comment.

[Nikos Korobos]

Hello, my main issue is that i need to make the slider swtich volume levels but with the sound file playing.

At this point, my slider does work but it resets the progress of the file playing and starts over instead of continuing from the point I used the volume slider.