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Agora-Java-Server-SDK

Development Environment Requirements

Ensure your server meets the following requirements:

Hardware Environment

Operating System

  • Ubuntu (14.04 or later)
  • CentOS (6.6 or later)

CPU Architecture

  • arm64
  • x86-64

Note: For SDK integration on other architectures, please contact [email protected]

Performance Requirements

  • CPU: 8 cores at 1.8 GHz or higher
  • Memory: 2 GB (4 GB or higher recommended)

Network Requirements

  • The server must have public internet access and a public IP address.
  • The server must be able to access the .agora.io and .agoralab.co domains.

Software Environment

  • Apache Maven or other build tools (this guide uses Apache Maven as an example)
  • JDK 8

Quick Start

Running the Example Project

Please refer to the official example documentation.

Download SDK

Official Download

Latest Project Version

Testing API Examples

Integrating the SDK

Place the downloaded SDK into the examples/libs directory.

Configuring APP_ID and TOKEN

Create a .keys file in the examples directory and add the APP_ID and TOKEN values in the following format:

APP_ID=XXX
TOKEN=XXX

Note: If you do not have the corresponding values, leave them blank.

Testing Steps

Using MultipleConnectionPcmSendTest.sh as an example, other tests can replace the corresponding .sh file:

Follow these steps to perform the test:

#!/bin/bash
set -e

cd examples
./build.sh
./script/ai/MultipleConnectionPcmSendTest.sh
  1. Integrate SDK: Ensure the SDK is integrated in the examples/libs directory.
  2. Compile Examples: Enter the examples directory and run build.sh to compile.
  3. Run Test: Execute the /script/ai/MultipleConnectionPcmSendTest.sh script to run the test.

Notes

  • Script Execution Order: Ensure scripts are executed in the above order to avoid dependency issues.
  • Test Replacement: To test other functions, simply replace the corresponding .sh file.

VAD Usage

Creating and Initializing a VAD Instance

  1. Create a new VAD instance:

    AgoraAudioVad audioVad = new AgoraAudioVad();
  2. Initialize VAD configuration:

    AgoraAudioVadConfig config = new AgoraAudioVadConfig();
    audioVad.initialize(config);

Processing Audio Frames

Call the processPcmFrame method to process an audio frame. The frame should be 16-bit, 16 kHz, and mono PCM data:

byte[] frame = // Get audio PCM data
VadProcessResult result = audioVad.processPcmFrame(frame);

VAD Processing Results

VadProcessResult indicates the audio VAD processing result:

  • state returns the current Voice Activity Detection (VAD) state:

    • 0 indicates no speech detected
    • 1 indicates speech start
    • 2 indicates ongoing speech
    • 3 indicates the end of the current speech segment
  • If the function is in state 1, 2, or 3, outFrame will contain PCM data corresponding to the VAD state.

Handling ASR/TTS

When users want to perform ASR/TTS processing, they should send the outFrame data to the ASR system.

Destroying the VAD Instance

When the VAD instance is no longer needed, call audioVad.destroy():

audioVad.destroy();

Notes

  • Release the VAD instance when the ASR system is no longer needed.
  • One VAD instance corresponds to one audio stream.

API Reference

Basic API

AgoraAudioVad Class

AgoraAudioVad is a management class for Voice Activity Detection (VAD). Through this class, you can process and analyze audio data.

Usage Steps

  1. Call the AgoraAudioVad constructor to create an AgoraAudioVad object.
  2. Use AgoraAudioVadConfig to configure the AgoraAudioVad object.

Member Functions

int initialize(AgoraAudioVadConfig config)

Configure the AgoraAudioVad object.

  • Parameters
    • config: Configuration parameters (type AgoraAudioVadConfig)
  • Return Value
    • 0: Success
    • Non-0: Failure
VadProcessResult processPcmFrame(byte[] frame)

Process audio PCM data.

  • Parameters
    • frame: Audio PCM data (byte array)
  • Return Value
    • VadProcessResult object, containing:
      • state: Current Voice Activity Detection (VAD) state
      • outFrame: PCM data corresponding to the VAD state
void destroy()

Destroy the VAD instance.

Example Code

AgoraAudioVad vad = new AgoraAudioVad();
AgoraAudioVadConfig config = new AgoraAudioVadConfig();
// Set configuration parameters
int result = vad.initialize(config);
if (result == 0) {
    byte[] audioFrame = // Get audio PCM data
    VadProcessResult processResult = vad.processPcmFrame(audioFrame);
    // Handle VAD results
}
vad.destroy();

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