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Understanding ComplexPlayThru
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Understanding ComplexPlayThru


  • Subject: Understanding ComplexPlayThru
  • From: Neil Clayton <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2006 09:33:35 +0100

Hi Everyone.

I am currently looking through ComplexPlayThru in order to understand it better. One of the tests I've been doing is to use Soundflower as the input, and built-in-audio as the output. Assuming both use the sample sample rate (which they do, as confirmed in AMS) things work fine.

If I change the default output device to use a sample rate of 48000, then things are not quite as rosy. There is about 1s worth of audio played, which is at a lower pitch (I think the varispeed conversion ration was about 0.91 or thereabouts), and then it goes pear shaped.

Pear shaped, for the moment I don't mind. What's confusing me is that I would have thought he varispeed unit would have accounted for the differences in sample rate, and therefore the audio wouldn't be heard at a different pitch. Is this correct?

Regards,
Neil Clayton
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