Closed michellemorales closed 4 weeks ago
@rdheekonda / @nina-msft - after some back and forth with the leadership at my company, I've been told that I'm not allowed to contribute to open source at this time ☹️ Going to close this PR without merging. It's close to being done, feel free to make use of it. The only thing left is to sort out a bug with the writing of the file. I ran into some issues with converting from bytes to numpy array when using the data serializer alone. Scipy gives you the capability to parse the wav file header, this implementation uses bytes.io to read from and write to a bytes buffer, doing in-memory data manipulation without needing to write to a physical file; that way you can parse the header using the scripy read/write, do the conversion and still read and write using the data_serializer. There might be a more straight forward way, but this was the approach I made the most headway on.
Best of luck with everything! Hope I'll be able to contribute in the future.
Thank you for communicating proactively with us Michelle! Best of luck to yourself also!
Thanks, @michellemorales. We're almost there! I'll address all the comments.
Description
This PR introduces an audio frequency converter that accepts an audio file and produces a higher-frequency output file. It ensures compatibility with DuckDB and Azure SQL Memory.
Tests and Documentation
Added demo notebooks and ran Jupytext and added PyTests