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On 06/28/11 09:44, Victor henri wrote:
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Hello to all<br>
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Is there please a simple example oh how to use the 'scaletempo'
element? I'm aware thata there is documentation at the
'bad-plugins' directory, but this is an example in four files
and seems very complicated, when I just want to know how it
works basically; the trick seems to be at the "rate" property
that cannot be changed directly with 'g_object_set'<br>
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Yes, it seems that you will need to send seek-event that change the
rate. To bad that seek-events need a start-position (me wants seek
with both positions being NONE to just change the rate).<br>
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Stefan<br>
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I have made a simple 'equivalent' of scaletempo by combining 1)
the change of speed in 'g_seek_event' and 2) the pitch element
that changes in a proportional opposite way; it works.<br>
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But I understand that the "overlap", "search" and "stride" are
very interesting and allow to compensante for the 'loss of
quality' due essentially to the slow down of the reading. My app
implements those quite simply and the demo seems very confuse to
me. Is there a simple 'skeleton' or basic demo about this?<br>
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Thank you<br>
<br>
Victor<br>
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