Improve ChannelVolume's Mono conversion algorithm to use the average of samples #681
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…of samples rather than just the sum
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thank you very much, elegant solution using amplify there 👍 |
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Fixes #680
This avoids any potential clipping/overflow.
As ChannelVolume deals with Samples in the same format they come in as (e.g. i16), previously just using
.saturating_add()to sum all the samples would mean that the sum would be clipped/overflow if the signals were large enough. By averaging the Samples we avoid this overflow.