Open amotl opened 2 years ago
I've made the version of audiohealth for docker public on my github repo public:
Note it now has no pre-processing transforms via sox, I have recompiled the OSBH engine to 8k sample rate. I'm assuming the parameter for sample rate is provided for that reason(?)
I use inotifywait on the server side to call docker_healthaudio to process the incoming wav file.
I apply sox transforms to the input file prior to passing it to docker_audiohealth while testing.
inotify script:
#!/bin/bash
TARGET=/myftpdirectory
PROCESSED=/myprocessedaudiofiles
inotifywait -m -e create -e CLOSE_WRITE --format "%f" $TARGET \
| while read FILENAME
do
echo Detected new file $FILENAME
sleep 60 #delay in case of multiple ftp writes
echo moving $FILENAME to processed and running audiohealth
cp "$TARGET/$FILENAME" "$PROCESSED/rha_$FILENAME"
sleep 5
echo PreProcessing $FILENAME
sox "$PROCESSED/rha_$FILENAME" "$PROCESSED/$FILENAME" -S bass +6 50 0.5s #apply transform to received wav file prior to audiohealth
echo Processed $FILENAME
sleep 5
docker exec audiohealth python audiohealth.py analyze --audiofile ./samples/"$FILENAME" --analyzer tools/osbh-audioanalyzer/bin/test
done
Dear John,
that looks excellent. Thank you very much for sharing your improvements. I will look into how to integrate them back into the main repository, if I can find some time.
With kind regards, Andreas.
Hi again,
@insipiens shared some promising news with us at ^1, where he outlined how to get more sane results after applying a filter curve EQ and normalizing the audio file beforehand -- thanks!
The procedure is currently based on Audacity - it would be sweet if we could integrate it into the repository in one way or another.
With kind regards, Andreas.