Thanks for the advice. With complexity=1, bit rates 5950,8000 and 15000 (CBR
only), I'm still getting 30-50 seconds encoding time for a 10-second file.
To anyone who has made this work in ARMv4, or knows how to, can I get some
advice on the settings? FIXED_POINT is already defined in all relevant
files. My source code is patterned after sampleenc and I haven't tried using
Ogg.. my source code is attached below in case anyone's interested. I
wonder what I'm doing wrong.. Appreciate any help, thanks a lot.
Mon
int PCMToSpx (BSTR FileOpen, BSTR FileSave, bool VAD, short BitRateChoice)
{
__int8 Speex [6];
__int16 SamplingRate = 8000;
__int8 BitsPerSampleX8 = 2 /* ie 2*8=16-bit */, NumBytes /*aka nBytes or
nbBytes */;
FILE *fin, *fout;
void *state;
int FrameSize, NumFrames = 0;
int BitRate, temp;
__int16 in [MaxFrameSize];
__int8 cbits [MaxFrameBytes];
SpeexBits bits;
// ********************************** Program Statements
**********************************//
Speex[0] = 'S';
Speex[1] = 'p';
Speex[2] = 'e';
Speex[3] = 'e';
Speex[4] = 'x';
state = speex_encoder_init (&speex_nb_mode);
fout = _wfopen ((LPCTSTR)FileSave, L"wb");
if (fout == NULL)
{
return 1;
}
fin = _wfopen ((LPCTSTR) FileOpen, L"rb");
if (fin == NULL)
{
return 2;
}
switch (BitRateChoice)
{
case '1':
BitRate = 6000;
break;
case '2':
BitRate = 8000;
break;
case '3':
BitRate = 15000;
break;
default:
BitRate = 8000;
break;
}
speex_encoder_ctl (state, SPEEX_SET_BITRATE, &BitRate);
if (VAD)
temp = 1;
else
temp = 0;
speex_encoder_ctl (state, SPEEX_SET_VAD, &temp);
speex_encoder_ctl (state, SPEEX_GET_FRAME_SIZE, &FrameSize);
temp = 1;
speex_encoder_ctl (state, SPEEX_SET_COMPLEXITY, &temp);
temp = 0; // Just making sure VBR is off. Probably unnecessary.
speex_encoder_ctl (state, SPEEX_SET_VBR, &temp);
temp = 8000;
speex_encoder_ctl (state, SPEEX_SET_SAMPLING_RATE, &temp);
fwrite (Speex, 1, 5, fout);
fwrite (&SamplingRate, 2, 1, fout);
fwrite (&BitsPerSampleX8, 1, 1, fout);
fseek(fout,8, SEEK_SET);
fseek(fin,0, SEEK_SET);
speex_bits_init (&bits);
while (1)
{
if (feof(fin))
{
break;
}
fread (in, sizeof (short), FrameSize, fin); //place 160 shorts in
"in" (1 frame)
speex_bits_reset (&bits);
speex_encode_int (state, in, &bits);
NumBytes = speex_bits_write (&bits, cbits, 300);
if (NumFrames == 0)
fwrite (&NumBytes, 1, 1, fout);
fwrite (cbits, 1, NumBytes, fout);
NumFrames++; /**/
}
speex_encoder_destroy (state);
speex_bits_destroy (&bits);
fclose (fin);
fclose (fout);
return NumFrames;
}
On 12/12/05, Jean-Marc Valin <Jean-Marc.Valin@usherbrooke.ca>
wrote:>
> You should definitely be able to do narrowband in realtime. For
> wideband, it depends on the mode and complexity setting. Try setting the
> complexity to one:
>
> int tmp = 1;
> speex_encoder_ctl(encoder, SPEEX_SET_COMPLEXITY, &tmp);
>
> Jean-Marc
>
> Le lundi 12 d?cembre 2005 ? 15:33 +0800, Mo Win a ?crit :
> > Hi. I tried encoding a raw PCM file to Speex in my Windows Mobile
> > device and it took about 45 seconds to encode a 10-second file. I had
> > FIXED_POINT defined and used speex_encode_int. The device has an ARMV4
> > 400 MHz processor. Question: Is this behavior expected or is it
> > possible to encode speech to speex real-time such that I can record
> > speech directly as speex in my device? What, if any, can be done to
> > speed up encoding time? As expected, decoding was no problem. I was
> > using version 1.1.10.
> >
> > Thank you for all the help,
> > Monica
> > _______________________________________________
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