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Kjell Otto commented on GUACAMOLE-236:
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So, my latest findings with this are these:
On both platforms, I'm recording with 44100 Hz. I set the microphone to Stereo
and 32-bit float(in audacity).
- On Windows 2012 R2, everything works fine, I am able to record and play back
in normal speeds.
- On Windows 2016, sound playback from different sources seems fine, stuff I
recorded with the microphone is sped up. I seem to have no influence
whatsoever, I can change recordings settings to mono or use other Hz rates but
nothing affects how the previously recorded sound is played back(while normal
videos sound normal!). That's why I'm guessing the problem is related to
recording. I've figured out that with slowing the playback of audacity down to
~80%, it seems nearly normal by speed, but of course the voice is then way
lower.
> Audio recorded at incorrect rate
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>
> Key: GUACAMOLE-236
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-236
> Project: Guacamole
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: guacamole-common-js, RDP
> Reporter: Michael Jumper
>
> From GUACAMOLE-228:
> {quote}
> Then I've tried Firefox and it asks me every time I want to record something,
> BUT: it works. *The sound is recorded a bit too fast, so it sounds like it's
> sped up a bit when played.* ...
> ...
> With SSL enabled it works with Google Chrome too. What's still rather weird
> is that all sound is played at way too much speed. *It's at least like 2x the
> speed of the actual recording.*
> {quote}
> (emphasis added)
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