Reputation: 5737
When decoding the audio data of an mp3 file I fetched, rendering it with my OfflineContext
, and exporting it back to a .wav file, the sound is in slo-mo with a different pitch. Is it because the sample rates of my mp3 file and OfflineContext
are different? If it is, how can I export the mp3 file in a different sample rate while not changing the pitch?
Edit:
I run decodeAudioData
with the OfflineAudioContext
that I use for the rendering: offlineContext.decodeAudioData(this.arrayBuffer)
. The sample rate of offlineContext
is 48000, while the sample rate of my audioContext
(used for normal playback, which works well) is 41000.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 177
Reputation: 5737
While creating the WAV file, the same sample rate than the offline context should be set in the WAV file header. For example, a WAV file with a sample rate of 44100 in the header that contains data chunks with a sample rate of 48000 will cause the playback to be in "slow motion" in iTunes.
Upvotes: 1