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White and Brown noise on Linux - No sox needed
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| # Brown noise | |
| ffmpeg.ffplay -f lavfi -showmode 0 -i 'anoisesrc=color=brown' | |
| # White Noise | |
| ffmpeg.ffplay -f lavfi -showmode 0 -i 'anoisesrc=color=white' |
Thank you! Much better.
What OS are you using?
Installing ffmpeg with brew on MacOS doesn't give me a bin for ffmpeg.ffplay
On MacOS, use simply e.g.
ffplay -f lavfi -showmode 0 -i 'anoisesrc=color=brown'
I'm on Linux. Thanks for the much needed MacOS addition!
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Background - I wanted to get a quick 1-liner for brown and white noise without installing sox.
Finally found out that ffmpeg has a built-in way of generating this.