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2007 Mar 17
2
SV: How to detect SpeexBits corruption
...ses ALSA. On my hardware, the ALSA-OSS emulation provides for horrid mic input (even using the native TS client) but the native ALSA stuff sounds pretty well. At any rate, any detail you can provide would be appreciated!!! If you're curious, I'm currently prototyping this in python using audioop, wave, pyaudio and pySpeex. Once I have something that works, I'll probably turn around and make a WxWidgets client (C++) which uses ALSA...but I'd also like to quickly tie a T-T-S app to a TS server via the python implementation, quickly, if I can. As an aside, I started this project to...
2007 Mar 17
1
SV: How to detect SpeexBits corruption
...for horrid mic input > > (even using the native TS client) but the native ALSA stuff sounds > > pretty well. At any rate, any detail you can provide would be > > appreciated!!! > > > > If you're curious, I'm currently prototyping this in python using > > audioop, wave, pyaudio and pySpeex. Once I have something that works, > > I'll probably turn around and make a WxWidgets client (C++) which uses > > ALSA...but I'd also like to quickly tie a T-T-S app to a TS server via > > the python implementation, quickly, if I can. > >...
2007 Mar 17
0
SV: How to detect SpeexBits corruption
...e ALSA-OSS emulation provides for horrid mic input > (even using the native TS client) but the native ALSA stuff sounds > pretty well. At any rate, any detail you can provide would be > appreciated!!! > > If you're curious, I'm currently prototyping this in python using > audioop, wave, pyaudio and pySpeex. Once I have something that works, > I'll probably turn around and make a WxWidgets client (C++) which uses > ALSA...but I'd also like to quickly tie a T-T-S app to a TS server via > the python implementation, quickly, if I can. > > As an aside, I...
2007 Jan 25
3
SV: How to detect SpeexBits corruption
You might not be doing anything wrong. Speex is stateful and can get into a bad state sometimes. It's happened to me too, but not recently. And I've seen such bugs reported on this list and fixed. I suggest several approaches to solving the problem: 1) Try compiling Speex without compiler optimizations and see if the problem still occurs. Most likely it will, but this is an