Hi list,
I'm writing some signal processing algorithm for real time processing
that has to run on a 8 kHz sampling frequency embedded device.
My code is in C and I wrote a simple jack client for testing my algorithms.
For now, I'm using a sample frequency of 44.1 kHz but I want to test the
behaviour of my code at 8 kHz.
With my sound card, is impossible to set jack to run at 8 kHz.
It is possible in some way, to fake the 8 kHz sampling frequency (for
example using plugins?).
I've seen the Steve Harris Decimator, but it is not designed to run in
real time. I've tried to put in jack-rack a low-pass (antialias) filter
followed by the SH Decimator, but the result is (as expected) a 44.1 kHz
signal with reduced bandwith and some "aliasing" (I don't think that
what I get is alias -by definition- but some other artifacts).
What can I do to test my algorithm at 8 kHz in realtime using jack?
Thank you all :)
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a.
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