Simple implementation of audio variable speed without changing pitch

Preparation: ffmpeg needs to be installed

Method: command prompt input

All we need to do is just input:

ffmpeg -n -i input.wav -filter:a "atempo=0.5" output.wav

Where input.wav and output.wav are input files and output files, respectively, and can be other file formats, such as:

ffmpeg -n -i input.m4a -filter:a "atempo=0.5" output.mp3

Among them, 0.5 represents the multiple, and changing to 2 means 2 times speed up.


It can also be processed in batches, such as (Python):

import osimport sys
m4a_path = "./m4a/"  # m4a文件所在文件夹
finish_path = "./finished/"

def run():        m4a_file = os.listdir(m4a_path)        str1 = '-filter:a \"atempo=2\"'        print('m4a')        for i, m4a in enumerate(m4a_file):             os.system("ffmpeg -n -i "+ m4a_path + m4a             + " " +str1 + " "+finish_path + m4a[0:-4] + ".mp3" )
run()

Reference:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45441557/how-to-change-speed-of-a-wav-file-while-retaining-the-sampling-frequency-in-pyth/45441708