44.1khz > 48khz - remove annoying buzz

[ekenet]

Is there anyway to encode my 44.1khz audio source to 48khz without getting that annoying buzz? Sorry if this is a common question, I didn't find anything when I searched about it (well, I really didn't know what to search for exactly).

[KpeX]

This shouldn't happen if you use a high quality resampler. SSRC is a good choice, use it as a standalone resample for wav files or through besweet. Both are available from the Doom9 download page.

[ekenet]

Yepp, have use SSRC before but still got that annoying buzz. Well, will get back if it works out fine after I've tried again.

[ekenet]

Searched once againg for a question I thought be were common, but didn't find anything. So I'll take it here. Is there a way to reverse the audio channels on a mp2/wav file?

[Slogra]

Are you sure your soundcard can handle 48khz? :rolleyes:

[Amnon82]

Sorry guys for the late replay. The solution is here the version of besweet. 1.4 creates this buzz. Take the newest 1.5 beta and the newest gui. Use the buildin mp2enc for encoding. So the 44.1 to 48.0 encode will work without the annoying buzz. I did a 44.1 to 48.0 encode today and I had the same quality:D