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Re: AUConverter crackling
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Re: AUConverter crackling


  • Subject: Re: AUConverter crackling
  • From: William Stewart <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2004 18:13:50 -0800

Its an Audio Unit that is new in Panther. Its type is an 'aufc' (ie. its a converter unit not an effect) so it won't show up in the normal places (because it can pull for more / less samples than it is asked for, etc...)

If you go into AUHosting in the Panther SDK there's some compile time flags to have AUHosting use converter units instead of effects or instruments - set it up for converters and you should see the varispeed show up. We demo'd this at last year's WWDC too...

Bill

On 08/01/2004, at 4:31 PM, John Stiles wrote:

ADC and Google pull up nothing on AUVarispeed... what is it?
I am using a format converter node to do play back a 22KHz WAV at 21KHz, 23KHz, etc (so sounds can have slight variations)--is this a better way?

On Jan 8, 2004, at 2:30 PM, Chris Rogers wrote:

Stefan,

The AudioConverter is not designed to change sample-rate on the fly like
this. The AUVarispeed AudioUnit should be perfectly adapted to this
application by tweaking the "rate" parameter on the fly.

Chris Rogers
Core Audio
Apple Computer


Hi,

is there a way to change the sample rate of the input stream of the AUConverter without crackling? I am trying to use the Converter to compensate jitter/clock skew between computers by adapting the stream format on the fly, but every time I change the sample rate I get a crackling sound. Am I trying something impossible? Would it be better to use AUVarispeed instead?

Thanks,
Stefan
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