conversion of rate

[Fraser Ross]

Does Boost have anything for doing a conversion of rate for a data sequence?
E.g. sound sample data from 44100 per second to 50000. I don't expect the
algorithm would be big. I standard algorithm would be useful of course.

Fraser.

 

[Victor Bazarov]

Does Boost have anything for doing a conversion of rate for a data sequence?
E.g. sound sample data from 44100 per second to 50000. I don't expect the
algorithm would be big. I standard algorithm would be useful of course.

Have you tried asking in a Boost online forum? I thought they had one or
more... I dare not say "have you tried looking" knowing what reactions I
might get (ranging from "where?" to "it's much easier to ask than to try
finding yourself").

Also, why would there be a standard algorithm for that? I've never in my
whole career needed to convert rate for a sound sample data. I bet most
of C++ programmers haven't either. Have you tried specialised sound libs?

 

[mlimber]

Does Boost have anything for doing a conversion of rate for a data sequence?
E.g. sound sample data from 44100 per second to 50000. I don't expect the
algorithm would be big. I standard algorithm would be useful of course.

[snip]
Also, why would there be a standard algorithm for that? I've never in my
whole career needed to convert rate for a sound sample data. I bet most
of C++ programmers haven't either. Have you tried specialised sound libs?

Agreed. That sort of functionality can be found in most any audio or
signal processing library, but it is not C++ specific and is off topic
for this forum.

Cheers! --M

 

[Pavel Vozenilek]

Does Boost have anything for doing a conversion of rate for a data
sequence?
E.g. sound sample data from 44100 per second to 50000. I don't expect the
algorithm would be big. I standard algorithm would be useful of course.

No.

But it you write one and it be be versatile enough
you may contribute it there.

/Pavel