The system's audio library (e.g., ALSA) is being smart and doing the resampling for you.
On Thu, Dec 16, 2021 at 2:07 PM Fernando Peral <fernando@samara.com.es> wrote:
I have used this example as a problem to my students to work on decimation
The source file was an interpolated version of a song at 400K saved with a file sink, and I have tell them that the source was sampled at 400K, the audio card should work at 16K..... so the obvious thing yo do was downsample x25 ..... but as I did not say this last part and the obvious was not obvious for some of them they did something like this
Apart from the unnecessary throttle, I don't think the audio card of the PC can work at 400Ksps so I haven't tried it, but when they did it the music sounded well in the computer, the question is why?
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