opus - Jan 2010 - Introduction + Patch

Hi,


I'm new here so an introduction. I'm Stefan de Konink, I have a diverse 
past, present and future in coding, content creation and a background in 
speech research. As introduced on #celt I want to do some promotion for 
the codec.

I was positively surprised by the availability of something 'almost 
done' and totally usable in the form of celtclient.c, attached is a tiny 
patch to update it with the the present API. As future reference and 
Google indexation to compile it:

gcc -lspeexdsp -lasound -lcelt  -I../libcelt -o celtclient celtclient.c 
alsa_device.c


What is on my list:
- application[1] that can do Push-to-Talk, NAT pass through, some 
history, just something simple, but directly usable.
- maybe if I can get my favorite OEM supportive, to get a low latency, 
portable Barix clone[2], based on the above app.



Stefan


[1] http://celtalk.org/
[2] http://www.barix.com/Audio_transmission/1161/
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Hi Stefan,

Thanks for the patch, it's in the git repo now.

	Jean-Marc

On 2010-01-07 20:46, Stefan de Konink wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I'm new here so an introduction. I'm Stefan de Konink, I have a
diverse
> past, present and future in coding, content creation and a background in
> speech research. As introduced on #celt I want to do some promotion for
> the codec.
>
> I was positively surprised by the availability of something 'almost
> done' and totally usable in the form of celtclient.c, attached is a
tiny
> patch to update it with the the present API. As future reference and
> Google indexation to compile it:
>
> gcc -lspeexdsp -lasound -lcelt -I../libcelt -o celtclient celtclient.c
> alsa_device.c
>
>
> What is on my list:
> - application[1] that can do Push-to-Talk, NAT pass through, some
> history, just something simple, but directly usable.
> - maybe if I can get my favorite OEM supportive, to get a low latency,
> portable Barix clone[2], based on the above app.
>
>
>
> Stefan
>
>
> [1] http://celtalk.org/
> [2] http://www.barix.com/Audio_transmission/1161/
>
>
>
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