Samplerate Field Change

[Henry Karjalainen]

I've recently upgraded to the latest version and I have noticed that the implementation of the samplerate field has changed.

In the latest version samplerate prints something like "44khz", whereas, previously it was "44Khz"

How can I use Template functions to get back to the older value with capital letter K after the samplerate number? 

Thanks!

[Adrian Sampson]

Hmm, are you sure it’s not “kHz” (which is the standard spelling)?

In any case, that’s not currently possible to customize by itself. But you could use the `inline` plugin to define a new field, like $my_samplerate, that uses whatever string you like.

Adrian

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[Henry Karjalainen]

Thanks Adrian. Unfortunately, behaviour is as I describe with the "khz" abbreviation. It changed from "Khz"

I'm not much of a Python programmer, how can I use the Inline plugin to make a new field?

I tried this and it didn't work: 

new_samplerate: samplerate[0:-3] + samplerate[-3].upper() + samplerate[-2:].lower()

On Monday, 16 September 2019 10:52:41 UTC+10, Adrian Sampson wrote:

Hmm, are you sure it’s not “kHz” (which is the standard spelling)?

In any case, that’s not currently possible to customize by itself. But you could use the `inline` plugin to define a new field, like $my_samplerate, that uses whatever string you like.

Adrian

On Sep 15, 2019, at 8:36 PM, Henry Karjalainen <henr...@gmail.com> wrote:

I've recently upgraded to the latest version and I have noticed that the implementation of the samplerate field has changed.

In the latest version samplerate prints something like "44khz", whereas, previously it was "44Khz"

How can I use Template functions to get back to the older value with capital letter K after the samplerate number? 

Thanks!

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[Adrian Sampson]

In your inline configuration, `samplerate` is an integer, not a string. So you’ll want something like `str(samplerate / 1000) + ‘kHz’`.

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[Henry Karjalainen]

Right. Thanks Adrian.

I will try that.

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