point of time

[joost van tricht]

Is it possible to recognize on what moment of a track is being echoprinted. I mean when you play a song at 1:10 that it says 1:10 minute.

I hope you understand me,

Yours Sincerely,

Joost

[Dan Ellis]

It's certainly possible. Internally, the algorithm works by finding a
mode in the relative timing between matching landmarks from the query
and reference item. If the query is short, this offset basically
identifies where in the reference it matches. When matching two
longer sequences, you may also want to figure out where in the query
most of the matching landmarks were found, this gives an additional
offset to the matching point in the reference item.

DAn.

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[Kenneth Barry]

I'm interested in the same solution. I see another thread discussing some more details ... Dan, have you done this with echoprint?

[Dan Ellis]

I haven't done it with echoprint, but it's implemented in audfprint.

  DAn.

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