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Hi,
I'm using your great script to extract each stream of an .nmf file to sum them myself afterward and obtain a mono .wav file (and hear it like I would in the Nice Audio Player).
The problem is: can't figure out how to get each stream's timestamps (in particular each stream's starting time). I saw that we have a start_time and end_time value when reading the header with the get_packet_header() function, but each of them appears to be the same for each stream.
Is there something i'm missing about those start_time and end_time values ?
Thanks !
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@artperrin thanks for your reply!
I am also trying to find a solution to export both of the streams on the same .wav file. If we find something i will keep you informed :)
Hi,
I'm using your great script to extract each stream of an
.nmf
file to sum them myself afterward and obtain a mono.wav
file (and hear it like I would in the Nice Audio Player).The problem is: can't figure out how to get each stream's timestamps (in particular each stream's starting time). I saw that we have a
start_time
andend_time
value when reading the header with theget_packet_header()
function, but each of them appears to be the same for each stream.Is there something i'm missing about those
start_time
andend_time
values ?Thanks !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: