Err, not sure. I have never used it, only looked to see if it was possible in virtualdub.
It says this in virtualdub about the filter:
"Resamples audio to a different length without chaning sampling frequency, using a 32-phase, 129-tap filer bank."
Under the audio menu make sure that 'full processing mode' is selected. The you can choose 'use advance filter'. Now you have acces to the filters sub menu (in the audio menu). You have to begin with the input filter, then the strech filter, then the output filter.
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