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...as an example, 50 frames or 1s each), encode these as raw Opus frames and cache them on disc ahead of time. For each block I'd like to reset the encoder to ensure independence between the first frame of each block and the last frames in the previous block, e.g., using opus_encoder_ctl(enc_ctx, OPUS_RESET_STATE) When the client requests a certain sequence of blocks (which may originate from various input files in (let's pretend) any order) my goal is to (on-demand) encapsulate the pre-encoded frames as WebM and send them to the client. However, in early experiments [2], resetting the encoder state a...

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hi, Just to let everyone know that Opus 1.1.2 is out. The release fixes two bugs: - - Resetting the encoder or decoder state with OPUS_RESET_STATE would disable some run-time selected architecture-specific optimizations; and - - In hybrid mode discontinuous transmission (DTX) operation, the comfort noise above 8 kHz was incorrectly estimated and could oscillate in time. The tarball is at: http://downloads.xiph.org/releases/opus/opus-1.1.2.ta...

...these as raw Opus frames and cache them on disc ahead of time. For >> each block I'd like to reset the encoder to ensure independence >> between the first frame of each block and the last frames in the >> previous block, e.g., using >> >> opus_encoder_ctl(enc_ctx, OPUS_RESET_STATE) >> >> When the client requests a certain sequence of blocks (which may >> originate from various input files in (let's pretend) any order) my >> goal is to (on-demand) encapsulate the pre-encoded frames as WebM and >> send them to the client. >> >> How...

...each), encode > these as raw Opus frames and cache them on disc ahead of time. For > each block I'd like to reset the encoder to ensure independence > between the first frame of each block and the last frames in the > previous block, e.g., using > > opus_encoder_ctl(enc_ctx, OPUS_RESET_STATE) > > When the client requests a certain sequence of blocks (which may > originate from various input files in (let's pretend) any order) my > goal is to (on-demand) encapsulate the pre-encoded frames as WebM and > send them to the client. > > However, in early experiments...

...on disc ahead of time. For >>>> each block I'd like to reset the encoder to ensure independence >>>> between the first frame of each block and the last frames in the >>>> previous block, e.g., using >>>> >>>> opus_encoder_ctl(enc_ctx, OPUS_RESET_STATE) >>>> >>>> When the client requests a certain sequence of blocks (which may >>>> originate from various input files in (let's pretend) any order) my >>>> goal is to (on-demand) encapsulate the pre-encoded frames as WebM and >>>> send t...

...on disc ahead of time. For >>>> each block I'd like to reset the encoder to ensure independence >>>> between the first frame of each block and the last frames in the >>>> previous block, e.g., using >>>> >>>> opus_encoder_ctl(enc_ctx, OPUS_RESET_STATE) >>>> >>>> When the client requests a certain sequence of blocks (which may >>>> originate from various input files in (let's pretend) any order) my >>>> goal is to (on-demand) encapsulate the pre-encoded frames as WebM and >>>> send t...

...rames and cache them on disc ahead of time. For >>> each block I'd like to reset the encoder to ensure independence >>> between the first frame of each block and the last frames in the >>> previous block, e.g., using >>> >>> opus_encoder_ctl(enc_ctx, OPUS_RESET_STATE) >>> >>> When the client requests a certain sequence of blocks (which may >>> originate from various input files in (let's pretend) any order) my >>> goal is to (on-demand) encapsulate the pre-encoded frames as WebM and >>> send them to the client. &...

...>>> each block I'd like to reset the encoder to ensure independence >>>>>> between the first frame of each block and the last frames in the >>>>>> previous block, e.g., using >>>>>> >>>>>> opus_encoder_ctl(enc_ctx, OPUS_RESET_STATE) >>>>>> >>>>>> When the client requests a certain sequence of blocks (which may >>>>>> originate from various input files in (let's pretend) any order) my >>>>>> goal is to (on-demand) encapsulate the pre-encoded frames as...

...this point gets cleared on a reset */ #define DECODER_RESET_START rng @@ -159,6 +161,7 @@ OPUS_CUSTOM_NOSTATIC int opus_custom_decoder_init(CELTDecoder *st, const CELTMod st->signalling = 1; st->loss_count = 0; + st->arch = opus_select_arch(); opus_custom_decoder_ctl(st, OPUS_RESET_STATE); @@ -430,7 +433,7 @@ static void celt_decode_lost(CELTDecoder * OPUS_RESTRICT st, opus_val16 * OPUS_R { VARDECL( opus_val16, lp_pitch_buf ); ALLOC( lp_pitch_buf, DECODE_BUFFER_SIZE>>1, opus_val16 ); - pitch_downsample(decode_mem, lp_pitch_buf, DECODE_BUFF...

...me. For >>>>> each block I'd like to reset the encoder to ensure independence >>>>> between the first frame of each block and the last frames in the >>>>> previous block, e.g., using >>>>> >>>>> opus_encoder_ctl(enc_ctx, OPUS_RESET_STATE) >>>>> >>>>> When the client requests a certain sequence of blocks (which may >>>>> originate from various input files in (let's pretend) any order) my >>>>> goal is to (on-demand) encapsulate the pre-encoded frames as WebM and >&gt...

...me. For >>>>> each block I'd like to reset the encoder to ensure independence >>>>> between the first frame of each block and the last frames in the >>>>> previous block, e.g., using >>>>> >>>>> opus_encoder_ctl(enc_ctx, OPUS_RESET_STATE) >>>>> >>>>> When the client requests a certain sequence of blocks (which may >>>>> originate from various input files in (let's pretend) any order) my >>>>> goal is to (on-demand) encapsulate the pre-encoded frames as WebM and >&gt...