> http://www2.okisemi.com/us/docs/Intro-3145.html
>
> >> We need to implement G.729 decoding/encoding...

Thanks, this looks very promising. I'll try to obtain some for our project.

I'm still interested in other ROM-based g.729 alternatives in case the above
isn't obtainable. Anyone?

Best regards
Nikolaj
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http://www2.okisemi.com/us/docs/Intro-3145.html

Dan Ash wrote:

> Try OKI.  http://www.okint.com/voip/bmg.shtml
> 
> 
> Nikolaj K. wrote:
> 
>> We need to implement G.729 decoding/encoding in an embedded design for 
>> our
>> Master Thesis . We would prefer a ROM-based solution for the G.729 part.
>>
>> We've been eyeing the Voicepump VP1xx-series which is ROM-based, however
>> DSPG won't support our effort to use their products.
>>
>> Any ideas to other manufacturers that produce ROM-based G.729 chipsets?
>>
>> Best regards
>> Nikolaj
>>

Try OKI.  http://www.okint.com/voip/bmg.shtml


Nikolaj K. wrote:

> We need to implement G.729 decoding/encoding in an embedded design for our
> Master Thesis . We would prefer a ROM-based solution for the G.729 part.
> 
> We've been eyeing the Voicepump VP1xx-series which is ROM-based, however
> DSPG won't support our effort to use their products.
> 
> Any ideas to other manufacturers that produce ROM-based G.729 chipsets?
> 
> Best regards
> Nikolaj
> 

We need to implement G.729 decoding/encoding in an embedded design for our
Master Thesis . We would prefer a ROM-based solution for the G.729 part.

We've been eyeing the Voicepump VP1xx-series which is ROM-based, however
DSPG won't support our effort to use their products.

Any ideas to other manufacturers that produce ROM-based G.729 chipsets?

Best regards
Nikolaj

-- 
If you want to write me put "dk" instead of "invalid" in my address