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..._SET_DENOISE speex_preprocess You can also do VAD and AGC with the Speex preprocessor. For sample code, you can take a look at the wrapper classes that I use in my application. I've posted them at: http://www.grandgent.com/spx/tgAudioCodec.zip Good luck, Tom "Randy Toor" <hellraiser412@hotmail.com> wrote: > > Well I finally managed to get speex working :) > > Vinod I appreciate the wrapper code a lot, I found I couldn't get yours to > work with the float conversion, but I changed to speex_encode_int instead > and just passed in the shorts, and it work...

Well I finally managed to get speex working :) Vinod I appreciate the wrapper code a lot, I found I couldn't get yours to work with the float conversion, but I changed to speex_encode_int instead and just passed in the shorts, and it worked perfect :) I am quite impressed with the quality, it sounds about the same as my PCM data.. however.. The mic on my ppc picks up EVERYTHING in the

this is in reply to a different message i posted a couple days ago , im not sure how to specifically reply to it sorry :( heres the message: thank you very much vinod this does give me a nicer idea :) but i still have a couple questions well firstly, speex_bits_write is still blocking forever, i can never seem to get past that line (i am using the armv4 build on ppc2002, but i havent found

In an earlier post I made about learning how to use speex someone nicely responded to me with a Speex Wrapper they had written.. however I am having an issue now where all I seem to hear is a ticking noise after encoding and decoding with speex. It is definitely getting proper data, as if I hit the mic somewhat I hear some extra crackling noises. Now, my code was nearly the same... but...

Hi all. I am a student writing a voip program on ppc for a project for school. Before I explain my issue, let me apoligize for being extremely newbie :( Here's the situation: I am using the ARMV4 release build from the speex website. Right now I am simply trying to make an encode function using speex that will take an unsigned char* of raw wav data (8000 samples, 8 bits / sample, mono)