Convert Wav File To 8000 Hz

[Takako Dito]

Im working with an API that streams real-time audio in the MP3 format (44.1kHz/16bit) and I need to convert this stream to 8000/mulaw. I've tried several solutions, but all have run into issues due to the structure of the MP3 data.

My current approach is to decode and process each chunk of audio as it arrives, using PyDub and Python's audioop module. However, I often encounter errors that seem to arise from trying to decode a chunk of data that doesn't contain a complete MP3 frame.

I believe my issue stems from the fact that MP3 data is structured in frames, and I can't reliably decode the audio if a chunk doesn't contain a complete frame. Also, a frame could potentially be split between two chunks, so I can't decode them independently.

You could use librosa: to decode the MP3 stream in real time. Librosa has a function called load() that can decode an MP3 stream into a numpy array. You can then use this numpy array to perform the sample rate conversion and mulaw conversion. Here's a sample code:

This is an example of exporting an uncompressed but small size WAV file specific to a particular type of phone. The low sample rate of 8000 Hz means that the file will not contain frequencies higher than 4,000 Hz, so this file may not give the best results on other phones that have more capable speakers.

If your phone requires WAV files with slightly different characteristics than these you can adjust the instructions below appropriately. It's assumed you have already made the track mono as per "Convert stereo to mono".

If your phone has these same requirements this should also work for you; if your phone requires MP3 files with slightly different characteristics you can adjust the tutorial instructions below appropriately. It's assumed you have already made the track mono as per "Convert stereo to mono".

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