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[Request/Suggestion] Support unpredictable frame drops and unmatching speed/pitch (drift correction) #12
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What you are describing is generally referred to as drift correction. Drift is usually, but not necessarily always, related to pitch change.
This can be interpreted as a case of non-linear drift (w/o pitch change).
This can be interpreted as linear drift, which is the simplest case (e.g., PAL speed-up). AudioAlign already includes tools to handle drift semi-automatically, but I'll need to validate. Could you provide example files? |
Sure, here are some examples of problematic extracted audio tracks (password is Please note that some of these files may contain multiple audio tracks, sometimes with wrong language labels. Thanks! |
Thanks, here's an example video with the Recording.2023-12-29.211558.mp4Looking at the alignment graph, we can immediately see that there's
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Wow, thanks for checking it; that's really great that AudioAlign can handle such cases! |
This is awesome. Is it possible to achieve this via command line? I have a batch of files with frame rate/pitch issues that need to be synced up, and I'd rather not do each one manually. |
If anyone considers implementing this feature in AudioAlign/Aurio and/or suggests possible ideas for implementation, please share them here. Thanks!
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