Re: audio sample rate conversion
* Joerg Johannes <j-j@gmx.de> [020323 15:25]:
> Hi list
>
> I have just extracted the audio stream from my "Sting live" DVD using
> transcode. The sample rate of the pcm stream is 48kHz. If I edit the header
> of this file using the "snd" program, and load the resulting .wav into
> gcdmaster, it is played as if the samples were from a 44.1kHz stream. The
> music is ~10% slower (which sounds very bad). Is there a tool which can
> conert the sample rate of a .wav file from 48kHz to 44.1kHz without affecting
> the playback speed?
> I tried out vsound, but it only reads the output of an oss compatible
> playback program. The problem is, I can't play the 48kHz file with the "play"
> command (I hear only static noise).
> I'd appreciate any suggestions.
I would use ecasound and/or sox:
With sox: (now untested)
sox sting48.wav -r 44100 rip44.wav
Hint: If you use transcodes chapter-mode you get the songs into seperate
files. (That feature is in the transcode 0.6pre-versions).
Greets,
Karsten
BTW: Great DVD!
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Karsten Heymann <karsten.heymann@gmx.de> <karsten@ecology.uni-kiel.de>
CAU-University Kiel, Germany
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