[Discussion] How do i exactly use the F parameter to change the frequency cutoff to be higher?
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Hi there. admittedly i am a novice user when it comes to commmand-line interfaces. I have learned what i can through the manual and youtube videos, but one issue i am having that i cant get my head around is how to set the frequency cutoff to be higher, so far i have been able to set it to 16kHz (using `spleeter:2stem-16kHz` ) but i cannot say the same for anything higher (for which i believe requires usage of the `F` parameter). i mainly want to be able to set it to 20kHz and 22kHz. as mentioned earlier, ive learned what i can through the wiki e.g setting `F=2048`. but i dont know how to implement this into a command. could someone give me an example?
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Start with the wiki or manual section describing the F parameter and compare it with the documented spleeter:2stem-16kHz command. The payload names no source files or tests; done means providing or clarifying a supported command-line example for higher frequency cutoffs.
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- Tech stack
- python
- Domain
- audio-video-rtc, cli
- Issue type
- Documentation
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- 1/5
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