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I realized that ODAS is outputting at a very high frequency, around 141 times per sec - and they are printed out together at the end of each second, which means the elapse between each output is 1s.
Instead of having 141 output every 1 second, I want to have 1 output every 0.1 sec, anyone have the idea of how to achieve that?
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The output rate is a function of the sample rate and hop size.
outputRate = sampleRate / outputHopSize
I am receiving audio from ODAS in real time at 125 updates per second with sample rate of 16000 and hop size of 128.
How are you consuming the output? Are you sure that the 1 second updates isn't something on your end limiting update frequency? If so, what about the input device, is it a real time stream?
I realized that ODAS is outputting at a very high frequency, around 141 times per sec - and they are printed out together at the end of each second, which means the elapse between each output is 1s.
Instead of having 141 output every 1 second, I want to have 1 output every 0.1 sec, anyone have the idea of how to achieve that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: