opus - Dec 2012 - OPUS - save info to a file

Hi all,


I recently start testing OPUS performance with audio files.

At the beginning I downloaded the opus-tools-xxx-win32 version, which allows me
to run OPUS from the MS-DOS command line. Here I could use the -save-range
option to safe info to a text file.

Recently I downloaded and built the opus-xxx under Linux. There are several
options available through command line, but I see no option to save the info
that was available in the opus-tools-xxx-win32 version; is it possible with the
opus-xxx to generate this info (by means of setting the value of a particular
define or some other variable)?? If not, are there other tools that I could use
for this?

I am interested in knowing the amount of bytes that the OPUS encoder allocates
per audio frame.

Thanks for your help.


Met vriendelijke groeten | Best Regards,
Christian van Bijleveld





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On 12-12-18 7:13 AM, van Bijleveld Christian (ST-CO/ENG1.3) wrote:
> Recently I downloaded and built the opus-xxx under Linux. There are
> several options available through command line, but I see no option to
> save the info that was available in the opus-tools-xxx-win32 version.
My builds of opusenc and opusdec on linux both support --save-range.
These are important for verifying implementation correctness.

You say you built opus-xxx, but not opus-tools-xxx. Note that the
opusenc and opusdec utilities are in a separate source package (and git
repository). You need to build first opus, and then opus-tools to use them.

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