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...&speex_nb_mode); mDecode = speex_decoder_init(&speex_nb_mode); 2) I record my audio at mono 8000Hz, 16bits per sample. 3) I encode frame-sized (320 bytes) fragments. Since I deal only with char data types, I convert to 2-byte short values first and then set the float buffer. char *CSpeex::encode (char *buffer, int size, int &encodeSize) { char *encodedBuffer = new char[160]; short speexShort; float *speexFloat = new float[160]; // Convert the audio to a short then to a float buffer for (int i = 0; i < 160; i++) { memc...

Hi, Just wanted to know, is speex still being developed? I was going through the manual and its dated December 2007 for speex version 1.2 beta 3. As far as I can see there doesnt seem to be any new versions since then, is there any development work on speex? regards, James -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

...t;> 2) I record my audio at mono 8000Hz, 16bits per sample. >> >> >> >> 3) I encode frame-sized (320 bytes) fragments. Since I deal only with >> char data types, I convert to 2-byte short values first and then set the >> float buffer. >> >> char *CSpeex::encode (char *buffer, int size, int &encodeSize) >> >> { >> >> char *encodedBuffer = new char[160]; >> >> short speexShort; >> >> float *speexFloat = new float[160]; >> >> >> >> // Convert the audio to...

...be rewritten. (The > comments in the code describe it as a "kludge".) > (4) I've found that the AGC in the preprocessor can act rather > strangely at times. > (5) The AGC in the pre-processor doesn't have fixed-point support. > (6) There are Java (JSpeex) and C# (CSpeex) ports, but they only > implement the codec, not the pre-processor, jitter buffer, AEC, or any > of the other parts of the Speex library. It would be great if someone > were to port the remainder of the Speex library over to those > environments. > > I'm not really qualified...

...the pre-processor needs to be rewritten. (The comments in the code describe it as a "kludge".) (4) I've found that the AGC in the preprocessor can act rather strangely at times. (5) The AGC in the pre-processor doesn't have fixed-point support. (6) There are Java (JSpeex) and C# (CSpeex) ports, but they only implement the codec, not the pre-processor, jitter buffer, AEC, or any of the other parts of the Speex library. It would be great if someone were to port the remainder of the Speex library over to those environments. I'm not really qualified to take on these jobs myself,...

Background: I'm working on a web conferencing application hosted in Silverlight, and we desperately need an echo canceller. A while back, someone made a Java port of Speex (JSpeex), which was later ported to C# (CSpeex). However, those are based on an older version of the Speex code, and while they seem to interoperate just fine with the latest official release, they don't have certain key features, like acoustic echo cancellation. Consequently, I'm working on porting the current version of mdf.c over t...

Just an update, and a follow-up question: I'm making progress on this issue, and will likely have something working very soon, now that I understand how the jspeex transcoding classes work. Unfortunately, I will need to make a couple small changes to the jspeex source code. My question is - is anybody using jspeex for streaming speex-encoded audio? It works great for static audio, but seems