Hello all, I know that SPEEX has a mechanism to handle packet loss. I see there is some handling for packet loss implemented in speexdec. I want to know, if in my own application should i also implement such packet loss handling or is it taken care of within the decoder? I want to test my SPEEX application for GNU Radio for some packet loss,if i just simulate a packet loss mechanism, will it work fine? or do I need to also handle as in speexdec code? I am not using the speexdec code structure, but i use something similar to the simple versions sampleecnc and sampledec . Thanks for the time and attention! BR, Kshama
nagaraj at int.uni-karlsruhe.de a ?crit :> I know that SPEEX has a mechanism to handle packet loss. > I see there is some handling for packet loss implemented in speexdec.Actually, it's not the handling that's implemented in speexdec, but merely simulating loss in a file that doesn't have loss.> I want to know, if in my own application should i also implement such > packet loss handling or is it taken care of within the decoder?The packet loss handling is part of the decoder. All you need to do is pass NULL as the "bits" to speex_decode*() if you don't have the packet.> I want to test my SPEEX application for GNU Radio for some packet loss,if > i just simulate a packet loss mechanism, will it work fine? or do I need > to also handle as in speexdec code?You don't need any of the speexdec code. Jean-Marc
Hello.. I have SPEEX code running on the gnu radio blocks for narrow band. I am trying to include wide band and ultra wide band modes, other than configuring the mode is there anything else to be done? I used these and i am facing some segmentation faults. Also, when we use these modes, is there a difference in the number of encoder output bytes? I know this changes according to the quality parameter(bit rate).Since for gnuradio i am using a decimator and interpolator, i have to specify the input and output bytes, i want to know if i need to change something for the wideband and the ultra wide band. thanks much! BR, Kshama