Spectrogram

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Revision as of 22:15, 13 December 2018

Contents 1 Description 2 Requirements 3 Syntax and Parameters 4 Examples 5 Changelog 6 Archived Downloads

Description

Linear spectrogram for AviSynth 2.6.

Requirements

• AviSynth 2.6.0 or greater
• Supported color formats: all colorspaces are supported but output clip will always be Y8.

• Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable Package (vcredist_x86.exe)

• FFTW 3.3.4 (fftw-3.3.4-dll32.zip)

*** 32-bit libfftw3f-3.dll needs to be in the search path (C:\Windows\SysWOW64 64-bit OS or C:\windows\system32 32-bit OS)

*** Spectrogram will not run or load without it.

Syntax and Parameters

Spectrogram (clip, int width, int height, bool "transpose")

clip   =

Input clip; audio must be float so use ConvertAudioToFloat() if needed. Video can be any colorspace but the output will always be Y8.

Frame rate of the spectrogram will always default to the frame rate of the input clip. If the input clip does not contain video then the frame rate will default to 24FPS.

int   =

Width of the spectrogram.

int   =

Height of the spectrogram. For best performance it's recommended that the height is a value of 2^n.

bool  transpose = false

When set to true the spectrogram will be rendered vertically; recommended for larger dimensions.

Spectrogram(x, y, transpose=true).TurnLeft() is identical to Spectrogram(x, y, transpose=false) but faster. For better performance use the optimized FTurnLeft() function from the FTurn plugin.

• Note: the first 3 parameters are unnamed and do not have a default so they must be specified.

Examples

The following script creates a scrolling spectrogram from just an audio file. The length is automatically adjusted based on the duration of the audio and the desired frame rate. The output clip will be Y8, 512x256, and 59.94 FPS, of course this is all adjustable.

WavSource("sample.wav") # for other types of files you can use FFAudioSource or LWLibavAudioSource or any other suitable audio source filter
audio = last

fps = 60000
den = 1001
length = Round((AudioDuration(audio)*fps)/den)
BlankClip(length, width=512, height=256, fps=fps, fps_denominator=den, pixel_type="Y8")
AudioDub(last, audio)
ConvertAudioToFloat() # if needed

Spectrogram(512, 256, transpose=true)
TurnLeft()

Changelog

Version      Date            Changes

r5           2015/07/04      - increase cache sizes to accommodate larger dimensions
                             - add "transpose" parameter for better performance

r4           2015/03/11      - fix a bug; the cache was actually completely broken

r3           2015/03/10      - fix a bug that caused a crash
                             - it's now ~40-50% faster; more profiling and fixing a hot spot

r2           2015/03/09      - implement cache; increase speed by profiling

r1           2015/03/08      - initial release

Archived Downloads

Source code is included.

Version	Download	Mirror
r6	Spectrogram_r6.7z
r5	Spectrogram_r5.7z
r4	Spectrogram.7z

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