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G.729a Tone Detection - James - Oct 16 19:35:00 2002




I'm trying to detect answering machine tones.... so I don't care
about the pitch... just that the pitch remains near constant for some
duration.

Are there any shortcuts to avoid full decode and still get things
like dominant frequency / excitation level for a sample? Or other
ways of detecting possible tones?

Looking for hints / help you all might have...
but also, if there is a developer available (ASAP) that could wrap
this into a C library, we would be very interested. (We have C
algorithms for uncompressed PCM data you could start with.)

Jamie Yukes
(435) 668-0866





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