[vorbis] Pitch shift with RC2

[- Sanspoof]

Sorry, fat fingered the keyboard.  RC2 does change the pitch but not by 
24KHz.  It jacks it up just a little bit.  Barely audible.  Just enough to 
bug me.

I also noticed that rumble on the low frequencies and low sample rates.  Not 
really a problem since I like the better quality of higher sample rates.

I realize that it's still in development and right now they're focusing on 
refining the compression algorithms but we need some good tools to create 
the files.  I downloaded that fishy thing.  It's cute but needs more 
functionality.  I haven't tried the command line tool yet.

From: ndrw mchl grnbrg <agreenbu at nyx.net>
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Andy (Dale) <andycool22 at peoplepc.com> wrote:
: pitch shift doesnt mean up to inaudible frequencies, doesnt it mean that
: like a normal c note in a song would sound like a d, or something along 
that
: line?

A pitch shift of 25 kHz *does* mean up to inaudible frequencies.

: ----- Original Message -----
: From: "ndrw mchl grnbrg" <agreenbu at nyx.net>
: To: <vorbis at xiph.org>
: Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 10:18 AM
: Subject: Re: [vorbis] Pitch shift with RC2
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: - Sanspoof <sanspoof at hotmail.com> wrote:
: :
: : The annoying thing I noticed was a pitch change across all bit rates.
: It's
: : not much of a shift but it's noticeable and it's not nice.  I don't have
: any
: : tools to measure it but I'm guessing that the pitch is shifted up about 
25
: : KHz.
:
: Wouldn't that render it inaudible to everyone but some animals?


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