Audio sampling clock synchronization

Systems, methods, and algorithms for estimating the sample clock difference between an audio playback and recording device are described. The sample clock difference can be determined by sequentially playing the same pseudorandom signal and exploiting the statistical properties of said signal in the...

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description Systems, methods, and algorithms for estimating the sample clock difference between an audio playback and recording device are described. The sample clock difference can be determined by sequentially playing the same pseudorandom signal and exploiting the statistical properties of said signal in the recording. An exemplary embodiment utilizes a maximum length sequence (MLS) for the pseudorandom signal. While an MLS sequence is a good choice for clock synchronization, it is possible to use other pseudorandom sequences. The sequence preferably has a sharp correlation peak that is clearly discernable with even a single sample shift and be of sufficient length to support the anticipated clock drift.
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