Reply by Brant Jameson March 28, 20112011-03-28
The SPEEX codec has a very nice Acoustic Echo Canceller, which is written
under a BSD license. If you're looking for a commercial license to limit
your legal liability (patent infringement, etc.) there are a number of
contractors a vendors to choose from. I can recommended Bolom LLC (
http://bolom.com/).
-Brant

On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 11:53 AM, wrote:

> Hi -
> Could anyone please let me know if there's a company out there that has
> solved acoustic echo cancellation reasonably well for 44.1KHz stereo audio,
> and probably provides licenses to their tech?
> Thanks!
>
>

--
Brant Jameson
PhD Candidate
UC Santa Cruz Computer Engineering
http://people.ucsc.edu/~pheese
Reply by vale...@yahoo.com March 28, 20112011-03-28
Hi -
>Could anyone please let me know if there's a company out there that has solved acoustic echo cancellation reasonably well for 44.1KHz stereo audio, and probably provides licenses to their tech?
>Thanks!
Could you please provide more info: what is the max echo tail ? Do you need to support different sound-cards to do the capture and playback ? Any maximum MIPS requirements ? Floating point allowed ?
Reply by mv.b...@gmail.com March 18, 20112011-03-18
Hi -
Could anyone please let me know if there's a company out there that has solved acoustic echo cancellation reasonably well for 44.1KHz stereo audio, and probably provides licenses to their tech?
Thanks!