For example:
- ```gpac -i SOURCE44100#audio inspect 2>&1 | grep Timescale``` gives ```Timescale: 44100```
- ```gpac -i SOURCE44100#audio  @ resample:osr=48000 @ inspect 2>&1 | grep Timescale``` gives ```Timescale: 44100```
- ```gpac -i SOURCE44100#audio @ ffavf:f=aresample:sample_rate=48000 @ inspect 2>&1 | grep Timescale``` gives ```Timescale: 44100```

It means that when dashing, we get durations expressed in the source timescale. Is it what we want to do?
when resampling audio the timescale is not updated accordingly
This is a GitHub Issue
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owner:gpac
Title : when resampling audio the timescale is not updated accordingly
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For example:
- ```gpac -i SOURCE44100#audio inspect 2>&1 | grep Timescale``` gives ```Timescale: 44100```
- ```gpac -i SOURCE44100#audio  @ resample:osr=48000 @ inspect 2>&1 | grep Timescale``` gives ```Timescale: 44100```
- ```gpac -i SOURCE44100#audio @ ffavf:f=aresample:sample_rate=48000 @ inspect 2>&1 | grep Timescale``` gives ```Timescale: 44100```

It means that when dashing, we get durations expressed in the source timescale. Is it what we want to do?
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