Hi,
On Thu, 3 May 2007, Joe Planisky wrote:
> I've started using ecasound (version 2.4.4 on Ubuntu 6.10) to help
> digitize some old analog recordings and I'm having a problem with the
> crop gate (gc). Specifically, the gate doesn't seem to open at the
> time specified. The command I'm using is something like this:
>
> ecasound -i infile.wav -gc:870.102254,10 -o outfile.wav
yes, unfortunately cropping is done with block granularity, so the
buffersize setting (-b:sampleframes) defines the possible precision.
> Is this a known problem? Is there a workaround?
The best workaround would be to improve the implementation of "-gc". Other
options are:
- use "-t:secs" for time-cropping (this is sample accurate)
- use a smaller block-size (obviously is not good enough solution
in your case)
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