Fri Mar 31, 2023 7:44 am
Adam, as Peter says, the audio sample rate standard for video is 48khz with a bit rate of either 16 or 24.
An important factor is that 48000 is divisible by 24, 25, 30 and for interlaced television 50 or 60.
These are common frames per second increments used in film and video production. 44.1 is fine for CD’s but when dividing by frames per second you need a round number to perfectly sync. The table below will help explain why.
48,000Hz / 30fps = 1600 samples / frame
48,000Hz / 24fps = 2000 samples / frame
44,100Hz / 30fps = 1470 samples / frame
44,100Hz / 24fps = 1837.5samples / frame
I've had a listen to the video you posted. The audio must have been recorded at a low sample or bit rate as it is full of artifacts.
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