coolducky
07-13-2012, 12:51 AM
Hi there,
First of all I want to say that the Mitov tools are great and make things a lot easier.
But: There is one thing I can't get to work... I want to build a Delphi tool that can open an audiofile (e.g. mp3, 44.1 KHz) and convert it to mpeg2-audio, 48 KHz.
I do have an mpeg2-audiocodec, I can convert to it in 44.1 KHz., but I can't get it working right with resampling.
I know a little bit about Directshow and C++ and in that I used an ACM wrapper to do the resampling. But in Delphi with Audiolab it doesn't work right (stuttering audio and pitch too high).
As a source I use ALDSAudioplayer, destination ALRawLogger (also tried ALDSAudioLogger) with compression set to my MPEG2-audio codec. (I also tried Lame MP3 to see if I could get a working 48KHz mp3, but same the result). In between I tried ALRepack, ALDSAudiofilter, etc.
Any ideas on how to resample audio the right way?
Thanks! Paul
First of all I want to say that the Mitov tools are great and make things a lot easier.
But: There is one thing I can't get to work... I want to build a Delphi tool that can open an audiofile (e.g. mp3, 44.1 KHz) and convert it to mpeg2-audio, 48 KHz.
I do have an mpeg2-audiocodec, I can convert to it in 44.1 KHz., but I can't get it working right with resampling.
I know a little bit about Directshow and C++ and in that I used an ACM wrapper to do the resampling. But in Delphi with Audiolab it doesn't work right (stuttering audio and pitch too high).
As a source I use ALDSAudioplayer, destination ALRawLogger (also tried ALDSAudioLogger) with compression set to my MPEG2-audio codec. (I also tried Lame MP3 to see if I could get a working 48KHz mp3, but same the result). In between I tried ALRepack, ALDSAudiofilter, etc.
Any ideas on how to resample audio the right way?
Thanks! Paul