Basic Prototype of Customizable App for Hearing Support
This repository contains the code for a basic prototype for an Android or iOS smartphone app with customizable sound which is recorded by the microphone of the smartphone. The app allows the user to adjust frequency, resonance and gain. The TOHP-app code is developed with the use of the JUCE, a C++-application framework, which is partly open source and cross-platform (Windows, macOS, iOS, Linux, Android). Here we describe exemplary the compilation process for Android with Android Studio.
To test the TOHP-app prototype code, we recomment the following procedure:
- Install Projucer
To install and learn some basic about how to use the Projucer, follow the Projucer tutorial Start with creating an audio application.
- Install Android Studio
In order to install Android Studio, follow the Android Studio instruction
- Compile the code and start the TOHP-app prototype on your Android smartphone
Download the code of this project and load it as a project into the projucer. Then select the export option "Android" and activate it. Android studio will be opened. You can use an Android smartphone to test the code. The Android smartphone has to be in developer mode. Look up for your smartphone model how to change settings into developer mode and connect it to your laptop. Android Studio should recognize your smart phone as device and you should be able to transfer the code to your smartphone. This takes a while before before the app opens automatically.
The code of this repository currently being revised. The new code will be released in another project repository which will be announced here. Stay tuned!
App screenshot
