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  • prlin

    • Mar 2024
    • 6

    Resampling

    I use dbPoweramp to convert FLAC files to OPUS.
    I have noticed that some OPUS files clip after being encoded to OPUS.
    So I tried to use some DSP effects to avoid this.
    I have set the resampler to 32 bit floating point and with TDPF dither.
    But I have also thought of using the normalization function and lowering the level a couple of db (Desired Volume),
    but I'm not sure which setting is best to avoid clipping. Is it Peak to Peak?
    And what does the box where you can enter the maximum level mean? (Maximum Amplification X )
    What is best practice in my case?
    Last edited by prlin; March 27, 2024, 10:48 AM.
  • Spoon
    Administrator
    • Apr 2002
    • 44520

    #2
    Re: Resampling

    DSP Bitdepth to Float
    Volume Normalize Peak to Peak
    Volume Normalize Fixed: -2dB
    Spoon
    www.dbpoweramp.com

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    • prlin

      • Mar 2024
      • 6

      #3
      Re: Resampling

      Thanks.
      But there is one thing that still confuses me.
      In the Volume Normalize dialog box, I find 6 alternatives, and I can´t chose both "Peak to Peak" and "Fixed Amplification" at the same time. Or can I?
      Then I also wonder if I don´t have to set the resample to 48-khz in the resample dialog box? Can I exclude that?

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      • Spoon
        Administrator
        • Apr 2002
        • 44520

        #4
        Re: Resampling

        You would add a 2nd DSP effect Volume Normalize after the first
        Spoon
        www.dbpoweramp.com

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        • prlin

          • Mar 2024
          • 6

          #5
          Re: Resampling

          Thanks. Now I understand. And I don´t have to add resampling to 48 khz?

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          • Spoon
            Administrator
            • Apr 2002
            • 44520

            #6
            Re: Resampling

            It happens automatically to opus
            Spoon
            www.dbpoweramp.com

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            • prlin

              • Mar 2024
              • 6

              #7
              Re: Resampling

              Originally posted by Spoon
              It happens automatically to opus
              I suppose OPUS inbuilt Speex resampler from xhip.org is used in this case.
              If I would like to use bBpoweramps resampler instead, could I then put in resampling as DSP funktion after the normalization, or perhaps before the normalization?

              Best Regards

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              • Spoon
                Administrator
                • Apr 2002
                • 44520

                #8
                Re: Resampling

                You could put resample before the Volume Normalize
                Spoon
                www.dbpoweramp.com

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                • prlin

                  • Mar 2024
                  • 6

                  #9
                  Re: Resampling

                  Thanks. One more question so I understand and get this right.
                  My initial problem was that I observed some clipping after resampling. Not very frequent, but anyway.
                  My idea was to avoid this clipping when using normalization. If I resample before normalization, isn´t the normalization then wasted?
                  I mean, the clipping - if happening - I suppose then forego the normalization, the normalization no longer prevent it?
                  Or am I wrong?

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                  • Spoon
                    Administrator
                    • Apr 2002
                    • 44520

                    #10
                    Re: Resampling

                    The first effect to float allows the values to go above clipping (+1), volume normalize would bring that back under
                    Spoon
                    www.dbpoweramp.com

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                    • prlin

                      • Mar 2024
                      • 6

                      #11
                      Re: Resampling

                      Thanks

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