G726 testing

Hi All,
I am using reference G.726 code of ITU software tool library. I am now testing the code using VC++. It is said that the reference code takes A-law or Mu-law coded input and outputs the same, but the code takes 2 bytes of input( short ) and A-law coded should be one byte. I am getting wrong output. can any one help in this regard??

Regards,
Vijay Start a New Thread

Maybe 16 bit is OK.16 bit per sample means the raw
data.and G.726 should deal with it.I think it's no
need to tranfer input to A-law or u-law.
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> Hi All,
> I am using reference G.726 code of ITU software tool
> library. I am now testing the code using VC++. It is
> said that the reference code takes A-law or Mu-law
> coded input and outputs the same, but the code takes
> 2 bytes of input( short ) and A-law coded should be
> one byte. I am getting wrong output. can any one
> help in this regard??
>
> Regards,
> Vijay Start a New Thread

Do the following:
for the input samples/data to the encoder.
for(i=0;i
inp_buf[i]=(0x3FFF & (inp_buf[i]>>2));

and after decoding i.e. at the decoder data which I assume goes in out_buf:

for(i=0;i
out_buf[i]=out_buf[i]<<2;

I hope it will give you the correct decoded outputs. here input should be 16 bit pcm if U are using ITU code. Anyway you can see in the code what format it needs? Its very simple....

Sanjeev

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Subject: Re: [speechcoding] G726 testing

Maybe 16 bit is OK.16 bit per sample means the raw
data.and G.726 should deal with it.I think it's no
need to tranfer input to A-law or u-law.

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> Hi All,
> I am using reference G.726 code of ITU software tool
> library. I am now testing the code using VC++. It is
> said that the reference code takes A-law or Mu-law
> coded input and outputs the same, but the code takes
> 2 bytes of input( short ) and A-law coded should be
> one byte. I am getting wrong output. can any one
> help in this regard??
>
> Regards,
> Vijay Start a New Thread