> Well, did you take a look at alsa-plugins/rate/rate_samplerate.c? > That's _much_ easier than rewrting alsa-lib pcm_rate.c. This is > another reason I recommended the external plugin as a first attempt. > (And we can change the default thing later on, for example, after > checking whether it gets no performance drawback.) Here's the plugin code. It's self-contained (includes my Public Parrot Hack code) and it's based on on the libsamplerate plugin. I've tested it and it seems to work right, but I'm not sure the code handles "fractional samples" perfectly. By that I mean that I don't see how the plugin is supposed to handle the fact that the number of output samples may vary even with the same number of input samples (e.g. downsampling 1024 samples by a factor of 3 may produce either 341 or 342 samples). Jean-Marc
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