Use torchaudio to read sph files first #1067
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Did you check that it works with |
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Is it in any of the test cases? I only tried it on ICSI dataset where it works fine, but I'm not sure how those are encoded. I can add a test cases for shorten. |
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No, I don't think it's in the tests. You'd have to try something old like maybe Callhome, not sure but maybe also SWBD. I don't remember which corpora this happened with unfortunately. |
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New torchaudio with ffmpeg backend can read SPH files. It doesn't seem to be any faster than sph2pipe, but at least it does not require installing new tools.