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I'm creating an ogg\vorbis encoder/decoder that takes pcm wav data and encodes it to ogg on the fly. It works fine but only if I use sample rate 44100, bit rate 48000, and 2 channels. I need to be able to use just 1 channel but when I do that it comes out sounding like chipmunks. I've been searching around and looking at other peoples examples but can't see what I'm doing wrong.

I'd like to increase the speed of the Asterisk sound files. Miss Alison talks a bit slow. I can use sox to increase the speed, but then the pitch changes and she starts to sound like a chipmunk. Any audio experts out there know how I can increase the speed a little bit, and change the pitch accordingly so that she sounds ... normal? Thanks Doug.

A playback of a mono vorbis track on a system using the i810 audio driver via ogg123 results in a double speed playback (chipmunk sound). It seems that this chipset doesn't support mono and while xmms seems to compensate for it, ogg123 doesn't I have a bugzilla report at redhat.com filed on this with more details https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=90433 Regards, Yusuf

Hi Folks, First, I would like to thank the eople in development who are doing so much to develope these great video and audio tools. I use Ogg Vorbis to store most of my music projects in studio and the results are stunning. Quite frankly, in the audio file reduction game, nothing beats Ogg Vorbis and I can personally say this from my own experience. So a huge thank you to the team. I've

Ok. Now it will run. But when i try to play back my stream(either ogg/vorbis or mp3) it sounds like the chipmunks. Could it be that I'm broadcasting at a sample rate of 22050 in mono? This shouldn't make a difference as the source is also 22050 samplerate and mono(its the line-in plugin for winamp). I'm using Winamp 2.81 with the is the Oddcast DSP for Winamp 2.xx plugin to

On Wed, May 22, 2002 at 10:11:21PM +1000, Geoff Shang wrote: <p> > WMP 7 and above will play shoutcast streams, but don't ask me for specifics WMP 6.4 and above will play icecaststreams. -- Venlig hilsen/Kind regards Thomas Kirk ARKENA thomas(at)arkena(dot)com http://www.arkena.com <p>BOFH excuse #342: HTTPD Error 4004 : very old Intel cpu - insufficient processing power

...ected. I get the same result with teh Lame MP3 Writer plug-in. I use the Tara Audio Video Plugin to read Real media in WinAmp. <p>The .rm file is encoded at 256 kbs at 16kHz sample. I was able to use the OddCast DSP to save a stream to disk, but only at 11kHz or faster sample, and it was chipmunked (faster speed). I guess I need to somehow resample to encode, but I can't seem to get the parts working together. Hate to have to play it and record... -- Bryan Walls My words are not NASA policy. Bryan.Walls@msfc.nasa.gov (256)544-3311voice,544-712...

Hi, I'm having trouble getting ices 0.2.3 to reencode MPEG-2 LSF mp3s, the files are playing back around twice as fast as they are supposed to, ie the "chipmunk effect". I'm not encoding the originals but I've tried encoding them with lame to the same effect which causes me to believe the problem is with ices' decoding. The source files are of varying bitrates and

if you are reading from line in, then use 44100/Stereo, Oddcast (pre oddcastv2) has issues with converting 22/mono to 22/mono....basically, all is good if you have 44kHz input (I think mono or stereo works)... oddsock At 06:55 PM 11/25/2002 -0600, you wrote: >Ok. Now it will run. But when i try to play back my stream(either >ogg/vorbis or mp3) it sounds like the chipmunks. Could it

Have you tried to send mp3 files with other formats than 44khz stereo? I'm not talking about the encoding quality for send the data to icecast, else about the quality of mp3 files. If you do that, the listeners will hear the music faster and higher, like the little chipmunks in donald duck's, and it will be broken by no-sound intervals. It happens if the files are mono too. This is

Hi Folks, I've been experiencing odd behavior lately. When I start a stream it sometimes begins to stream at double the speed of what I'm sending it. Stopping and restarting the stream usually solves the problem, but not always. Stopping and restarting the server doesn't have any effect. I was using Oddcast 3 standalone as the streaming client, and I thought there may be a problem

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Hello, I'm trying to find simple MP3 player in flash, to integrate it with call recordings. My requirements would be: * simple UI * buffering (would be nice) * slider * volume control * support of 8kHz stereo mp3 * javascript access to seek/position * free for any use (GPL, MPL, MIT, BSD) So far I've found that JWplayer[1] does great with my recordings. However it's not small in

after investigating why the reloader wasnt working , i discovered 2 probs, one of which was sorta my fault (but will likely happen to others who make one-file apps) first, my app was like this: #!/usr/bn/env ruby %w{applib1 applib2 digest/md80 airbus}.each{|r| require r}} if __FILE__ == $0 Mongrel.config do handler ''/'', Camping.reloader.new(__FILE__) end end not

Thanks for all the help. I didn't expect a reply so fast. I downloaded the most recent version of Oddsock's port but it always says that it is unable to start the server. --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ icecast project homepage: http://www.icecast.org/ To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to 'icecast-request@xiph.org' containing only the

Hi, I've been trying to listen to the BBC's ogg broadcasts over a 56Kbps modem and have had problems. I can listen to the archived shows, but I get occasonal pauses. I assume this can be fixed by pre-loading a large enough buffer. But when I try listening to the Radio-4 stream, the buffer fills, then I get sound and for maybe 5 more seconds I continue to get modem traffic. Then the

I have been thinking about what is needed to make language teaching/learning tools. (Like talking flash cards.) The main thing needed is a low bit-rate encoding of human voice. At first I thought I could take one of the gevernment standard vocoders and embed it as an Ogg stream. But: (1) there is not a standard vocoder, there is are half a dozen, at least. (2) they are fixed bit rate, we

Hey guys, Earlier in this thread Oddsock said that a player recieving metadata it did not expect would most likely produce blips in the output. Has anyone checked any of these network dumps to see if any metadata is being sent? A while back I reported difficulty with playing Icecast2 streams through my TiVo. I recently upgraded to Beta 1 and the problem still exists. I don't want to