Hi August,
thanks for the clarifications and the formula..
only for comments; I like to force readanysf~ with high valors to the speed i mean 20 o 25 ( up of these valors crash the dsP:) It generate interesting textures (with longer files) Did it some kind of time-stretching when its running with this high speeds ?? or something similar..
best,
oscar
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2010/10/11, august august@alien.mur.at:
Hi Oscar,
According to the way readansyf~ interprets the file on disk (not a stream from the web) the length is fixed .
If you have PD running at 44100 Hz and load a file that is 42 seconds long but has a samplerate of 22050 Hz, the output of readanysf will still say that the file is 42 seconds long. It will also automatically adjust the speed (resampling) to 0.5 so that it sounds "correct" when playing at PD's rate of 44100Hz.
Also, the float output marked as "length in seconds that have been played so far" in the help file and which incrementally updates as you play the file....really is "position in seconds" inside the file relative to the sound file's internal samplerate. This might be a bit confusiong.
So, you have 4 variables to deal with.
1) samplerate of audio file 2) samplerate of pd 3) speed of readanysf that can adjust the audiofile samplerate 4) length of file in secondsIf I am not mistaken, to get the total perceived duration of playtime, the formula should then be:
1/speed * length of file in seconds * youraudiofile_samplerate/pdsamplerate
-august.Hi list,
I am using the audio player readanysf~ from August Black and i have some question:
for the last outlet we have (samplerate, lenght in seconds, and others..)
the length in seconds of the player is related to speed=1
if i change the speed for example speed=0.20 obsviously the length of the file played is going to be more big..
how much ? how can i calculate the new lenght in seconds for a 44100 audio file? this speed means 20% of 44100 samples per second?
any help is welcome!!
best,
oscar
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