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...at that is passed into fish_sound_new(). Results: ====== If I use speex or flac, everything sounds sounds normal upon playback (using Audacity for playback.) If I use vorbis, my voice is recognizable, but I sound like a "robot" - some strange artifact is introduced that adds this "RoboCop" effect to my voice. Samples can be downloaded at: http://tablet.brin.com/ Question: ======= I'm trying to isolate the issue to either libvorbis or in libfishsound (how it calls libvorbis in vorbis.c). Any ideas on what would cause this artifact? Thanks, Bob

...bably really nothing so trivial that I couldn't possibly have screwed it up. :-) I'm trying to use the AMD command to detect answering machines, and have tested it with no luck. This is what I get: > Channel SIP/gafachi-081c81a8 was answered. -- Executing [15155515509 at robocop2:1] Set("SIP/gafachi-081c81a8", "CALLERID(number)=6666666666") in new stack -- Executing [1515555509 at robocop2:2] Set("SIP/gafachi-081c81a8", "CALLERID(name)=Robocop") in new stack -- Executing [15155515509 at robocop2:3] AMD("SIP/gafachi-081...

"Bob Ingraham" wrote: > Subject: [Vorbis] Encoding using Fishsound + Vorbis = Strange > "RoboCop" artifact > Hello Fellow-Vorbisites, > > I've written a multi-track encoding/decoding library based upon fishsound. > > Utilized Visual Studio 2010 to build 32-bit DLL's (Debug mode - no > optimization) of all the following: > > libogg 1.3.1 > libvorbis 1.3....