How to change the audio from 44100 to 48000 using Aften?

[php111]

Hi,

How would i change the audio from 44100 to 48000 using AftenGUI 1.3? Is it possible to do that in Aften?

[Soopafresh]

I don't think so. Audacity can do it easily, however.

[php111]

I don't think so. Audacity can do it easily, however.

OK is this would i need to do? Go to Audacity file open my wav then change it to 48000 at the bottom then go to file export as wav? Is that right?

[AlanHK]

What's your ultimate file format?

Most transcoders can change the sampling rate at the same time (ffmpeg, BeSweet, e.g.).
I wouldn't bother with Audacity unless you want to edit or filter the sound.

[jman98]

What's your ultimate file format?

Most transcoders can change the sampling rate at the same time (ffmpeg, BeSweet, e.g.).
I wouldn't bother with Audacity unless you want to edit or filter the sound.

True enough, yet some editors may do a better job of upsampling than these Swiss Army Knife programs like BeSweet. I use BeSweet a lot, yet if I had such a conversion to do I would use CoolEdit to do it, not BeSweet, because I think CoolEdit would do a better job of upsampling to 48000 KHz.

[php111]

What is the best freeware tool can change the sampling rate? I looked at CoolEdit but it's a payware. Why can't Aften change the wav audio to 48000 and then convert it to ac3 at the same time?

[freebird73717]

ssrc

commandline

batch file
save the following text as ssrc.bat


for %%a in ("*.wav") do "C:\whatever directory ssrc is in\ssrc.exe" --rate 48000 --twopass "%%a" "48k%%a"


place the file you saved "ssrc.bat" in the directory your wav file is in and double click it.

[php111]

ssrc

commandline

batch file
save the following text as ssrc.bat


for %%a in ("*.wav") do "C:\whatever directory ssrc is in\ssrc.exe" --rate 48000 --twopass "%%a" "48k%%a"


place the file you saved "ssrc.bat" in the directory your wav file is in and double click it.

No not a chance. I rather use a GUI. I am not using a command line. Sorry.

[Midzuki]

freebird73717 is right. ssrc.exe IS the best free audio resampler
available. But given the command-line interface scares you ^_^,
you might want to try the fully-functional shareware Goldwave.

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[freebird73717]

There is nothing to doing the command line. I already made the batch for you.

Download ssrc to whatever directory you like.

Copy the following text into notepad and save it as ssrc.bat

for %%a in ("*.wav") do "C:\whatever directory ssrc is in\ssrc.exe" --rate 48000 --twopass "%%a" "48k%%a"

Make sure to change "C:\whatever directory ssrc is in\ssrc.exe" to the directory you saved ssrc to (and if there are spaces in the directory name make sure you place quotes around it just like in my example).

Save sscr.bat to the directory that contains your wav files and double click it.

[stars]

What is the best freeware tool can change the sampling rate? I looked at CoolEdit but it's a payware. Why can't Aften change the wav audio to 48000 and then convert it to ac3 at the same time?

Hi.... The only free program that I have used to up convert to 48kHz with perfect result is Virtualdub

Audacity destort the time line and makes the sound to long....

Cooledit pro is VERY good but not freeware....so try virtualdub

stars....

to encode to .ac3 use Quenc

[freebird73717]

I was just looking through your previous posts. You are wanting to learn programming but don't want to deal with batch scripts?


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[Gregg]

Hi,

I always used BeSweet in the past - it worked OK every time and the AC3 files it produced were always DVD authoring compatible.

[AlanHK]

No not a chance. I rather use a GUI. I am not using a command line. Sorry.

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