record.cpp

#include "Chopper.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include <thread>
#include <chrono>

void wait(int milliseconds){
    std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(milliseconds));
}

int main(){
    Chopper recorder;
    std::vector<RtAudio::DeviceInfo> devInfo = recorder.getDevices();

    int index = 0;
    for ( auto &i : devInfo ) {
        std::cout << index << ": " << i.name << std::endl;
        index++;
    }

    int devNum;
    std::cout << "Type the device number you wish to use: ";
    std::cin >> devNum;
    recorder.setDevice(devNum);

    std::string inp;

    recorder.startRecording();
    std::cout << "\nRecording Started. This will not be included in the wav file." << std::endl; // It's actually almost 2 seconds from when this line prints to when the hardware starts recording
    std::cout << "\nType anything and then press enter to mark the start of the wav file: ";
    std::cin >> inp;
    std::cout << "Recorded start time" << std::endl;
    unsigned int start = getTimeMillis();

    std::cout << "\nType anything and the press enter to mark the end of the wav file: ";
    std::cin >> inp;
    std::cout << "Recorded stop time" << std::endl;
    unsigned int end = getTimeMillis();

    std::cout << "\nThe wav file is ended, but this will record until you specifically stop it by typing something: ";
    std::cin >> inp;
    recorder.stopRecording();
    std::cout << "Recording stopped" << std::endl;

    recorder.chopAudio("final.wav", start, end);
    std::cout << "\nFile Rendered" << std::endl;
}