Hi all,
Currently, I am studying on how to get Hi Fidelity effects with
ADPCM related compression methods. But it seems that the traditional
IMA ADPCM and MS ADPCM will not get the satisfied results.
Any one can give me some suggestions? 16 bit PCM to 5 bit PCM will
be accepted by m...
Hi all,
Currently, I am studying on how to get Hi Fidelity effects with ADPCM
related compression methods. But it seems that the traditional IMA ADPCM
and MS ADPCM will not get the satisfied results.
Any one can give me some suggestions? 16 bit PCM to 5 bit PCM will be
accepted by me.
...
Hi There,
I have been searching for the Matlab code for 40, 32, 24, 16 KBits/s
ADPCM code (G.726) for the last one week but could not find a good
working/ compliant code. Can anyone tell me where to get free version
of the ADPCM code in Matlab
Thanks,
jagadeesh
...
Hi There,
I have been searching for the Matlab code for 40, 32, 24, 16 KBits/s
ADPCM code (G.726) for the last one week but could not find a good
working/ compliant code. Can anyone tell me where to get free version
of the ADPCM code in Matlab compliant to the G.726 standard?
Thanks,
Farha...
Hi All,
I am preparing to develop an real time audio compression codec for high
quality audio signals. Due to the heavy calculation burden, I will not
adopt MP3 as my compression algorithm.
I get from google search engine that there is an algorithm called
switched ADPCM that can code high q...
Hi fellows
im newcomer . could anyone reply to my Question please ....
How many ADPCM channels are transmitted in E1 (2mb) stream if the bitrate
is 40kbps , 32kbps , 24kbps, 16kbps
Is their any standard frame structure for it as their is for PCM .
Kindly help me out
With regards
Sahar
...
Hi all,
I am developping an real time audio compression codec system.In my system
I adopted 16-bit 48kHz to 5 bit 48kHz IMA-ADPCM algorithm,but could not
get the satisfied results,audio result was not good.
I know from someone,there is an tech call "interpolated" will do the job.
I would li...
dbell wrote:
> What I am looking for is the algorithm description including data
> packing format for
>
> WAVE_FORMAT_MEDIASPACE_ADPCM (0x0012)
All I can offer you is good luck as that is one of the many ADPCM
algorithms I have never seen documentation or code for.
However, if you ...
There is some g.722 ADPCM code in the Digital Signal Processing
Applications Using the ADSP-2100 Family book. Does anyone know if it
actually works? We are translating the code into a newer DSP and we think
we have found some mistakes.
Can anyone point to some working sample code, examples,...
We have an application that uses a sub band ADPCM (G.722) coder and
decoder. Our goal is data reduction with good quality, minimal computation
overhead and extended speech bandwidth. We chose G.722 because we didn't
want to reinvent the wheel and it appeared to be a good candidate.
We have ...
Michel Rouzic wrote:
>
> When you're sticking to the PCM WAVE, it's quite simple, isn't it?
No.
> I mean you have a fixed 44 bytes of tags, right?
No. I ac supply you with a vaild file where this is not the case.
> and you only have 8-bit
> unsigned, 16-bit signed and 32-bit IEE...
Hello,
I am a beginner and trying to understand the working of G.723 ADPCM.
I have been able to get all the C files from ITU for the G.723 ADPCM.
I have a basic question.
According to the documentation and block diagram the first block
converts the input signal from linear or A-law or U-l...
rg wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Can anyone tell me whether there is a CLI / Console / Command Prompt based
> gsm encoder (pcm wav to gsm) for the windows platform. Currently, I am using
> a program called AVS AudioConverter, but it has a graphical interface and I
> need to automate a proce...
Hi,
I was using libsndfile to read files encoded in g.726(is it alright to do so?)
and write them to an oki adpcm at 6k.
the problem is that libsndfile only accepts a combo of au and g.721
and my encoded file are headerless.
any ideas about how to work around this problem?
Thanx in advance...
Jerry Avins wrote:
> clayton.aa@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > How can I converto a 4 bit/sample raw audio file to an 8 bit/sample
> > file?
>
> Extend each nibble to a byte. Do you need to be told how?
Jerry, your answer may just be that simple, but I have never seen a 4
bit per sample f...
> So it is possible to have a lower bit-rate [20,000 bits per second]
> with a higher sample rate [44.1 KHz]. Then wouldn't it be possible to
> have WMA with a bit-rate of 1 bit per second with a sample-rate of 1
> GHz?
No, there are limits to how much compression you can get. Audio comp...
Hi,
I'm in a bit of trouble with a WAV-file. I spoke at a symposium earlier
this year and recorded my talk with a MP3 player. However, to my
devastation I later found out that the resulting WAV file is corrupted and
will not play, and somebody thought that it is because the header has a
fault. No...
I'm trying to understand G.729. The only compression algorithm I've
coded before is ADPCM, and it wasn't keyed to a certain sampling rate
- that is, it would be just as happy with 8100 samples per second or
7900 samples per second as it would have been with 8000, just the
quality would be slight...
On Sun, 22 Jul 2007 22:00:48 +0200, andre wrote:
> Radium wrote:
> > what would such audio sound like? Bad-quality?
>
> tic tac tic tac .....
Or some variation on that. Doesn't have to be a boring as a square wave.
Could be encoding centre frequency of a two-tone oscilator (ambulance...
Hi,
I am in a process to improve the speech quality out of our current
speech codec. Basically, our speech codec is an ADPCM codec with bunch
of interpolation and decimation filters and Sigma-Delta ADDA, and we
have already adjusted all the filters so now it works just fine.
However, we are s...
Hi,
I am in a process to improve the speech quality out of our current
speech codec. Basically, our speech codec is an ADPCM codec with bunch
of interpolation and decimation filters and Sigma-Delta ADDA, and we
have already adjusted all the filters so now it works just fine.
However, we are s...
Hi all,
RFC3551 defines the way in which the output from a number of codecs
should be packed into RTP packets. Amongst these is the DVI ADPCM codec,
commonly found on PCs. They refer to this as DVI4. Also, there is VDVI,
which is a kind of run length encoded variable bit rate version of DVI...
Ah, that's where your understanding is incomplete. PCM is only one of
many forms in which audio data may be stored in such a file. Other
forms are A-law and mu-law 8-bit logarithmic compression, several ADPCM
algorithms, A-law and mu-law 8-bit logarithmic compression, and others.
I don't have...
> Robert, there is no point to argue with the offended individual. It only
> makes difficult to the other folks to distinguish you and him.
Vladimir, but it's easy to distinguish you from a speech coding expert... :)
> Precisely. The differentiation of the signal to compensate for the
>...
Steve Underwood wrote:
> Vladimir Vassilevsky wrote:
>
> > "KWhat4" wrote in message
> > news:1187845207.085353.67250@e9g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> >
> > > I have been playing around with the GSM 6.10 codec and noticed that
> > > the source code i found does not support an...
On 1 Oct 2005 19:45:56 -0700, "Radium" wrote:
> dpierce@cartchunk.org wrote:
>
> > WAV is simply a specific container format for audio information.
> > WAV files can hold linear PCM, non-linear PCM such as A-law or
> > u-law, encodings such as MPEG, AC-3 and such.
> >
> > Thus, if ...
wrote in message
news:1145261306.489910.204460@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com...
> Hello. Sorry to disturb you all. I hope to get your opinion. For your
> information, I have a Visual C++ 6.0 software to record and playback
> human speech. All the speech is recorded with sampling rate of ...
alessandro.saccoia@gmail.com wrote:
> > > - read the original 44 bytes WAV header and I copy it to the output
> > > file
> >
> > Are you sure the wave files are 16 bit PCM and the total header is 44 bytes?
>
> Yes I am. Here you go
>
> /********* WAV BigEndian File Version *****...
Hi Everyone
> It also reduces the input slew rate. This doesn't matter if the
> system is perfectly linear, but do we know that it is?
>
> Regards,
> Allan.
As long as this thread is still active and talking about new audio
standards, this might peak some interest.
Interest...
On Tue, 04 Oct 2005 17:41:34 -0700, Paulo Castello da Costa wrote:
> Jon Harris wrote:
> > "Jerry Avins" wrote in message
> > news:sMydnckE6OIQFN_eRVn-jg@rcn.net...
> >
> > > Matt Timmermans wrote:
> > >
> > > > These days, PCM is the name given to the common uncompressed
> > > >...
On 10/27/06 8:36 PM, in article kmg5k21ljhik3sgfecg6br34u2llkko0cn@4ax.com,
"Howard Eisenhauer" wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Oct 2006 10:29:06 -0500, no-top-post wrote:
>
> > It's common knowledge that digital technology gives more telephone
> > [4 Khz wide] channels than analog technology - f...
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