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Answer by nvd for sox in between two pipes to resample a voice audio

speexdec toto.oga - | \sox -V \-t raw -b 16 -e signed -c 1 -r 44.1k - \-t raw -b 16 -e signed -c 1 -r 16k - | \cat - > toto.wav

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Answer by chirlu for sox in between two pipes to resample a voice audio

When you give an explicit file name, such as toto.wav, SoX will deduce from the .wav extension that it is supposed to use WAV format. In case of - being the output “file name”, that deduction can’t be...

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Answer by Ralph Rönnquist for sox in between two pipes to resample a voice audio

You need to declare the type of the sox output by adding -t wav before the second -.When it's a file name, sox peeps at the name and deduces the type from there, but when it's stdout, the type needs to...

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sox in between two pipes to resample a voice audio

I'm trying to put the "sox" utility in a two pipes command to resample a mono 44kHz audio file to a 16kHz audio file.It works fine with a single pipe :$ speexdec toto.oga - | sox -V -t raw -b 16 -e...

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