> > Also, a command line like that will not stop recording its input > > just because the other side has stopped producing output > > (as opposed to reading a file as input). So how exactly > > is the above SoX process terminated? > SoX is terrminated with Ctrl-C In that case, the sox recording will be as long as the time between start and the ctrl-c termination (give or take a buffer or two). > > > > > In your "too long" wave file, does it start with 1h 6m of something > > > > > else, or end with 1h 6m of something else? Or what? > > > > The wave file contains what was recorded, nothing extra. It is > > > > 'stretched' to the longer duration. What do you mean by that. Does it play slower? Then I would suspect a sample rate mismatch - hard to tell without actual soxi or sox -V output. > > How can it "contain what was recorded, nothing extra" > > and at the same time be of different length? Is it the > > rate change? That is, are you recording a 6kHz channel > > at the specified rate of 6kHz? Jan _______________________________________________ Sox-users mailing list Sox-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sox-users
