I need some help from more audio-capable people. can someone point me to
an audio file, that 'says' the time? for example a file, that simply has
a counting voice, always announcing each second:
1
2
3
4...
(one count exactly at each second)
I'd need something like that to test the precision of seeking in audio
files. I have a feeling that sometimes seeking with gstreamer is not
really precise...
Akos
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Do you need only voice, or some tone will be enough on each second?
I can record voice now for you, and another question ( always is another),
You need all in one audio file ( ogg ?), or each second on separate
audio file ?
robert
Ákos Maróy wrote:
>I need some help from more audio-capable people. can someone point me to
>an audio file, that 'says' the time? for example a file, that simply has
>a counting voice, always announcing each second:
>
>1
>2
>3
>4...
>
>(one count exactly at each second)
>
>I'd need something like that to test the precision of seeking in audio
>files. I have a feeling that sometimes seeking with gstreamer is not
>really precise...
>
>
>Akos
>
>
>
>
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Robert Klajn wrote:
> Hi Akos ,
>
> Do you need only voice, or some tone will be enough on each second?
voice would be better... the idea is, that if I tell the program to seek
to the 30th second, I would hear "30" immediately, and not "29" or "31"...
> I can record voice now for you, and another question ( always is another),
> You need all in one audio file ( ogg ?), or each second on separate
> audio file ?
one audio file...
Akos
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At 11:16 08.06.2005, you wrote:
>I need some help from more audio-capable people. can someone point me to
>an audio file, that 'says' the time? for example a file, that simply has
>a counting voice, always announcing each second:
>
>1
>2
>3
>4...
>
>(one count exactly at each second)
>
>I'd need something like that to test the precision of seeking in audio
>files. I have a feeling that sometimes seeking with gstreamer is not
>really precise...
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At 11:53 08.06.2005, you wrote:
>Micz Flor wrote:
> > hope this helps you.
>
>cool, thanks!!!
but it is not long enough? is it? i thought just a short timing thing. also
it starts with one, not with zero, so you don't have the voice "one" at
second "one", but "two"...
Micz Flor wrote:
> but it is not long enough? is it? i thought just a short timing thing.
> also it starts with one, not with zero, so you don't have the voice
> "one" at second "one", but "two"...
yes, I was also thinking, if it went from 0..9, I could create as long a
file as I wanted to... (and hope that wrong seeks are not x * 10s off)
Akos
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We all want to help Akos
Here is my longer sample , 30 second.
anyone longer ? !
robert
Micz Flor wrote:
> At 11:53 08.06.2005, you wrote:
>
>> Micz Flor wrote:
>> > hope this helps you.
>>
>> cool, thanks!!!
>
>
> but it is not long enough? is it? i thought just a short timing thing.
> also it starts with one, not with zero, so you don't have the voice
> "one" at second "one", but "two"...
>
> Micz Flor - micz@mi.cz
>
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At 12:08 08.06.2005, you wrote:
>Micz Flor wrote:
> > but it is not long enough? is it? i thought just a short timing thing.
> > also it starts with one, not with zero, so you don't have the voice
> > "one" at second "one", but "two"...
>
>yes, I was also thinking, if it went from 0..9, I could create as long a
>file as I wanted to... (and hope that wrong seeks are not x * 10s off)
ok. i sent you another one directly, not over the list, because it is one
meg. hope this works better. it is one minute long and goes through the
main 12 aerobic steps i learnt in my class last week
and one two three, stretch to the left and five six seven, move your hips...
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>yes, I was also thinking, if it went from 0..9, I could create as long a
>file as I wanted to... (and hope that wrong seeks are not x * 10s off)
>
>
>
0- 9 second , with pips
robert
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