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12th March 2011, 10:46 | #1 | Link |
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Resampling audio for PAL Telecine
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I got some FILM material (23.976 fps): hd-video with audio. I want to make DVD from this. I decided to use PAL, so i need to make telecine conversation. Details. For video it is no big deal: just to assume new frame rate. But for audio this task should be a bit complicated, because i need to convert sample rate or use some TimeStretch-filter. To keep it simple i decided to use sample rate conversion wich lead to little speed-up and corresponding pitch-effect. Input have 48kHz audio and 24000/1001 fps video, output audio should be 48kHz to, but output video should be 25 fps. So the sample rate conversation scheme should be:
I've done this with commands: Code:
ffmpeg -i ed-cm-st-16bit.wav\ -acodec pcm_f32le -ac 2 -f f32le pipe:1 |\ ffmpeg -ar 50050 -ac 2 -acodec pcm_f32le -f f32le -i pipe:0\ -acodec pcm_f32le -ac 2 -f wav f32le_st.wav &&\ fsrctool -q push -i f32le_st.wav -o outst.wav -r 48000 I've used FSRC-filter (libfsrc) due to it's outstanding quality. Is there someone who know wich SRC-filter ffmpeg utilises? The manual says, it's «high quality polyphase filter». Is this filter homegrown or it is from libsrc (secret-rabbit-code)? Also, originaly i used to use SSRC-filter from Naoki Shibata. PS: Comparison of SRC-filters at http://src.infinitewave.ca/ |
15th March 2011, 14:55 | #2 | Link |
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don't forget about http://sox.sourceforge.net/
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14th February 2012, 09:00 | #3 | Link |
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how do you assume another framerate with ffmpeg? (the equivalent of assumefps(25))
(I need something general for going from 23.xx or 24 fps to 25 fps)
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14th February 2012, 11:04 | #4 | Link |
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I used sox once to convert a movie audio track to a CD, the result was extremely good. I understand that many audiophiles protest against sampling conversion, but for simple voice and movie sounds I don't think you'll have quality issues.
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