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@ -551,7 +551,7 @@ The quality of a resampler depends on multiple factors:
1. Anti-Aliasing, how well are unwanted frequencies filtered out. Poor anti-aliasing 1. Anti-Aliasing, how well are unwanted frequencies filtered out. Poor anti-aliasing
will make the original inaudible frequencies audible as distortion and noise. will make the original inaudible frequencies audible as distortion and noise.
2. Cutoff frequence. At what frequency the transition band will start. This is the 2. Cutoff frequency. At what frequency the transition band will start. This is the
frequency where the signal will start to fade out. A too low cutoff might remove too frequency where the signal will start to fade out. A too low cutoff might remove too
much of the high frequencies and make the sound dull. A too high cutoff might cause much of the high frequencies and make the sound dull. A too high cutoff might cause
aliasing. The cutoff frequency is usually expressed as a ratio of the Nyquist aliasing. The cutoff frequency is usually expressed as a ratio of the Nyquist
@ -561,19 +561,21 @@ The quality of a resampler depends on multiple factors:
causes less aliasing. The transition band length is expressed as a ratio of the causes less aliasing. The transition band length is expressed as a ratio of the
Nyquist frequency. Nyquist frequency.
4. Stopband attenuation. How well the unwanted frequencies are filtered out. This is 4. Stopband attenuation. How well the unwanted frequencies are filtered out. This is
usually measured in dB. 96dB is below audidle on CD quality audio, 150dB is below usually measured in dB. 96dB is below audible on CD quality audio, 150dB is below
the precision of floating point values. the precision of floating point values.
5. CPU usage. Better anti-aliasing needs longer filters and is therefore more CPU 5. CPU usage. Better anti-aliasing needs longer filters and is therefore more CPU
intensive. intensive.
6. Latency. Longer filters have a higher Latency. In real-time application the latency 6. Latency. Longer filters have a higher Latency. In real-time application the latency
should be kept as low as possible. should be kept as low as possible. The required latency is usually
(filter-length/2)/source-sample-rate, so a resample filter with length of 128 on a
48Khz signal has 1.3ms ((128/2)/48000) of latency.
7. Ringing. A too short transition band length might cause ringing because of how the 7. Ringing. A too short transition band length might cause ringing because of how the
sinc filters work. This can sound like flutter on sharp attacks in the audio signal. sinc filters work. This can sound like flutter on sharp attacks in the audio signal.
Increasing the quality will result in better cutoff and less aliasing at the expense of Increasing the quality will result in better cutoff and less aliasing at the expense of
(much) more CPU consumption and more ringing. The default quality of 4 has been selected (much) more CPU consumption, latency and more ringing. The default quality of 4 has
as a good compromise between quality and performance with no artifacts that are well been selected as a good compromise between quality and performance with no artifact
below the audible range. s that are well below the audible range.
The default resampler quality for the exp window results in a cutoff of 0.87 and a The default resampler quality for the exp window results in a cutoff of 0.87 and a
filter size of about 48 taps. It has a Stopband attenuation of about 150 dB. filter size of about 48 taps. It has a Stopband attenuation of about 150 dB.