ReSampler

Resample all linear audio files to your desired sample rate

Every compressed format of an audio codec has a specific sample rate and sample size. These do not need to match the settings of the input or output formats. If an input format has different settings than the compressed format described in the profile, the writer will resample the audio to match the compressed format during the encoding process. Only certain formats are accepted by the writer as input. When you enumerate the input formats for a compressed audio stream, all of the formats retrieved can be resampled to match the format in the profile.

When reading compressed audio, the reader will resample the content to match the output format. You must use one of the output formats enumerated by the reader, so you are guaranteed that the audio can be resampled to the output format settings.

Each resampling potentially affects the quality of the audio. When possible, you should use input and output formats with settings that match the compressed format.