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{{Template:FuncDef|ResampleAudio(clip, int new_rate_numerator [, int new_rate_denominator])}}
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{{AvsPlusFullname}}<br>
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Up-to-date documentation: [https://avisynthplus.readthedocs.io/en/latest/avisynthdoc/corefilters/resampleaudio.html https://avisynthplus.readthedocs.io]
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ResampleAudio performs a high-quality change of audio sample rate.
 
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The conversion is skipped if the samplerate is already at the given rate.
 
  
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When using fractional resampling the output audio samplerate is given by :
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High-quality change of audio sample rate.
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* Accepts any number of channels.
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* The conversion is skipped if the sample rate is already at the given rate.
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* Supports ''fractional'' resampling (where {{FuncArg|new_rate_denominator}} ≠ 1).
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* Note, internal rounding may affect [[Clip_properties|AudioDuration]] slightly &ndash; see [[#Examples|example]] below.
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int(new_rate_numerator / new_rate_denominator + 0.5)
 
  
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However the internally the resampling factor used is :
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== Syntax and Parameters ==
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{{FuncDef
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|ResampleAudio(clip ''clip'', ''int new_rate_numerator'' [, int ''new_rate_denominator'' ] )
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new_rate_numerator / (new_rate_denominator * old_sample_rate)
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:{{Par2|clip |clip|}}
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::Source clip. Supported [[ConvertAudio|audio sample types]]: 16-bit integer and [[Float|32-bit floating-point]].
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::Other sample types (8-, 24- and 32-bit integer) are automatically converted to floating-point. 
  
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This causes the audio duration to vary slightly (which is generally what is desired).
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:{{Par2|new_rate_numerator|int|}}
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::Set the numerator for the new sample rate.
  
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Starting from v2.53 ResampleAudio accepts any number of channels.
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:{{Par2|new_rate_denominator|int|1}}
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Starting from v2.56 ResampleAudio process float samples directly. Support fractional resampling.
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::Set the denominator for the new sample rate. Default 1.
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# Resamples audio to 48 kHz:
 
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source = AviSource("c:\audio.wav")
 
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return ResampleAudio(source, 48000)
 
  
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== Examples ==
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* Resample audio to 48 kHz:
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<div {{BoxWidthIndent|26|2}} >
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source = [[WavSource]]("c:\audio.wav")
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return ResampleAudio(source, 48000)
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# Exact 4% speed up for PAL telecine:
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* Exact 4% speed up for PAL telecine:
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  Nfr_num = 25
 
  Nfr_num = 25
 
  Nfr_den = 1
 
  Nfr_den = 1
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  AviSource("C:\Film.avi") # 23.976 fps, 44100Hz
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  [[AviSource]]("C:\Film.avi") # 23.976 fps, 44100Hz
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  Ar = Audiorate()
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  Ar = [[Clip_properties|AudioRate]]
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  ResampleAudio(Ar*FramerateNumerator()*Nfr_den, FramerateDenominator()*Nfr_num)
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''# intermediate sample rate:''
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  AssumeSampleRate(Ar)
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  ResampleAudio(Ar*[[Clip_properties|FramerateNumerator]]*Nfr_den, [[Clip_properties|FramerateDenominator]]*Nfr_num)
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  AssumeFPS(Nfr_num, Nfr_den, False)
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  ''# final sample rate:''
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[[AssumeSampleRate]](Ar)
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  [[AssumeFPS]](Nfr_num, Nfr_den, false)
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In the example above, the intermediate sample rate needs to be
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:<tt>([[Clip_properties|AudioRate]]*[[Clip_properties|FramerateNumerator]]*Nfr_den=1)/([[Clip_properties|FramerateDenominator]]*Nfr_num=25)</tt>
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:or <tt>(44100 * 24000 * 1) / (1001 * 25)</tt> = 42293.706294...
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but because audio sample rates are always integers, 42293.706294 must be rounded to 42294, <br>
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which results in a time slippage of about 30ms per hour.
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For exact resampling the intermediate samplerate needs to be 42293.706293 which if rounded to 42294 would causes about 30ms per hour variation.
 
  
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Latest revision as of 06:39, 18 September 2022

AviSynth+
Up-to-date documentation: https://avisynthplus.readthedocs.io


High-quality change of audio sample rate.

  • Accepts any number of channels.
  • The conversion is skipped if the sample rate is already at the given rate.
  • Supports fractional resampling (where new_rate_denominator ≠ 1).
  • Note, internal rounding may affect AudioDuration slightly – see example below.


[edit] Syntax and Parameters

ResampleAudio(clip clip, int new_rate_numerator [, int new_rate_denominator ] )

clip  clip =
Source clip. Supported audio sample types: 16-bit integer and 32-bit floating-point.
Other sample types (8-, 24- and 32-bit integer) are automatically converted to floating-point.
int  new_rate_numerator =
Set the numerator for the new sample rate.
int  new_rate_denominator = 1
Set the denominator for the new sample rate. Default 1.


[edit] Examples

  • Resample audio to 48 kHz: 
source = WavSource("c:\audio.wav")
return ResampleAudio(source, 48000)
  • Exact 4% speed up for PAL telecine: 
Nfr_num = 25
Nfr_den = 1
AviSource("C:\Film.avi") # 23.976 fps, 44100Hz
Ar = AudioRate
# intermediate sample rate:
ResampleAudio(Ar*FramerateNumerator*Nfr_den, FramerateDenominator*Nfr_num)
# final sample rate:
AssumeSampleRate(Ar)
AssumeFPS(Nfr_num, Nfr_den, false)

In the example above, the intermediate sample rate needs to be

(AudioRate*FramerateNumerator*Nfr_den=1)/(FramerateDenominator*Nfr_num=25)
or (44100 * 24000 * 1) / (1001 * 25) = 42293.706294...

but because audio sample rates are always integers, 42293.706294 must be rounded to 42294,
which results in a time slippage of about 30ms per hour.


[edit] Changes

v2.56 Added new_sample_rate=float.
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