On Fri, 6 Dec 2019 at 15:27, Fred Gleason <[email protected]> wrote:
> The sample rate is also stored in the 'CUTS.SAMPLE_RATE' field for each > cut. Assuming that this conversion is being done in an offline 'batch' > fashion, a single SQL update can be used to change that after the > conversion is complete. > > You will also want to regenerate the SHA1 hashes for the audio store > after conversion. You can do that with the following command: > > rddbmgr --check --rehash=ALL Thanks Fred! I wrote a batch script to run sha1sum across all of my converted files. I then injected the new hashes along with updates sample rate into the database during my maintenance window; seemed to work well. I did it this way as I wasn’t sure how long rddmgr would take to run or what the consequences of running a live system with the wrong hashes in the DB were. Annoyingly it hasn’t fixed the issue (audio glitches while using baresip or Linphone to listen to the output of Rivendell over an OpenVPN connection)! Cheers! -- Regards, Aaron Horn, [email protected].
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