man srconv (Commandes) - convert the sample rate of an audio file
NAME
srconv - convert the sample rate of an audio file
SYNOPSIS
srconv
[options]
audiofile
csound -U srconv
[options]
audiofile
DESCRIPTION
srconv converts the sample rate Rin of audiofile to Rout. The Rin/Rout ratio may be linearly time-varying according to a set of (time, ratio) pairs from an auxiliary file.
OPTIONS
Either -P or -r is required, and they are mutually exclusive.
- -P<number>
- Pitch transposition ratio (srate/r)
- -r<number>
- Output sample rate
- -Q{1,2,3,4}
- Quality factor. Default: 2
- -i<filename>
- Break file
- -o<filename>
- Output file
- -A
- AIFF
- -J
- IRCAM
- -W
- WAV
- -h
- No header in output file
- -c
- 8-bit signed char sound samples
- -a
- alaw sound samples
- -8
- 8-bit unsigned char sound samples
- -u
- ulaw sound samples
- -s
- short int sound samples
- -l
- long int sound samples
- -f
- float sound samples
- -K
- Don't generate PEAK chunks
- -R
- Continually rewrite header while writing sound file. (AIFF/WAV)
- -H{1,2,3}
- Print a heartbeat for each write using style 1,2, or 3.
- -N
- Notify when done (ring the bell).
- -- filename
- Log output to filename.
SEE ALSO
csound(1), dnoise(1), pvlook(1), sdif2ad(1).
Csound is documented fully by The Public Csound Manual, available at http://www.lakewoodsound.com/csound/
Csound is also documented by The Alternative Csound Reference Manual, available at http://kevindumpscore.com/docs/csound-manual/
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Hans Fugal <hans@fugal.net>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).