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...iss, it's just like if you would cut out everything that makes sound to speak and keep the rest. This doesn't happen with my sound sent to him. Looking at a 44100/16 sample of his sound I've found that he has a pretty strong noise at 50 Hz. What can I do about this? //Regard Jonas T?rnstr?m

...oud) or playing computer games. Would it be possible to implement some sort of a threshold to limit what Speex classifies as "usable sound" or something? I would also like to thank the entire Speex effort for this great piece of software and especially Jean-Marc Valin //Regards Jonas T?rnstr?m, Sweden.

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...t; Would it be possible to implement some sort of a threshold to limit what > Speex classifies as "usable sound" or something? > > I would also like to thank the entire Speex effort for this great piece > of software and especially Jean-Marc Valin > > //Regards Jonas T?rnstr?m, Sweden. > > > _______________________________________________ > Speex-dev mailing list > Speex-dev@xiph.org > http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/speex-dev > >

Hello, im using speex library on my vo ip project, but some times, after it works ok, it begins to play noises (like voice hits) decoding the packets of one source (the others sound ok). I finally found that reseting SpeexBits and decoder state it solves. If i cant avoid this problem, i wish to solve when it occours, but ?how to detect this? Please, if anyone has experiment this issue i

...to sound like >> voice hits and the others still sounds ok. At that point, if i destroy >> his elements of the two arrays and re-create and initialize, it solves. >> >> OK, I will read speechenc/dec just one more time. >> >> Thank you. >> >> Jonas T?rnstr?m wrote: >>> You're doing something wrong. >>> Read the documentation and check speechenc/dec just one more time. >>> >>> If that wouldn't help I'd suggest posting samples of your source code >>> and describe what platform/compiler/os you'...

...and the others still sounds ok. At that point, if i destroy > >> his elements of the two arrays and re-create and initialize, it solves. > >> > >> OK, I will read speechenc/dec just one more time. > >> > >> Thank you. > >> > >> Jonas T?rnstr?m wrote: > >>> You're doing something wrong. > >>> Read the documentation and check speechenc/dec just one more time. > >>> > >>> If that wouldn't help I'd suggest posting samples of your source code > >>> and describe what pla...

...ut sometimes one user begins to sound like > voice hits and the others still sounds ok. At that point, if i destroy > his elements of the two arrays and re-create and initialize, it solves. > > OK, I will read speechenc/dec just one more time. > > Thank you. > > Jonas T?rnstr?m wrote: > > You're doing something wrong. > > Read the documentation and check speechenc/dec just one more time. > > > > If that wouldn't help I'd suggest posting samples of your source code > > and describe what platform/compiler/os you're using. >...

Hi all Sorry if this is a dumb question: does the input_frame passed to speex_encode_int *have* to be frame_size samples long? e.g., If I only have 100 samples left to encode (which is less than the frame_size of 160 samples), can I just use an array that contains 100 samples, or do I need to create an array containing the 100 "real" samples plus 60 null samples at the end?