Displaying 5 results from an estimated 5 matches for "spx_ilog2".
2007 Aug 06
2
Attempting to shrink speex: Are these functions necessary?
...ack_signed
speex_bits_peek_unsigned
speex_bits_peek
speex_bits_nbytes
speex_bits_insert_terminator
In cd_search.c:
noise_codebook_quant
noise_codebook_unquant
In filters.c:
compute_rms
syn_percep_zero16
qmf_decomp
qmf_synth
In ltp.c:
forced_pitch_quant
forced_pitch_unquant
In math_approx.c:
spx_ilog2
_spx_cos_pi_2
spx_cos_norm
spx_exp2
spx_atan
In nb_celp.c:
nb_encoder_destroy
nb_decoder_destroy
In quant_lsp.c:
lsp_quant_nb
lsp_unquant_nb
lsp_quant_high
lsp_unquant_high
In speex.c:
speex_encoder_destroy
speex_decoder_destroy
speex_encode
speex_decode
nb_mode_query
wb_mode_query
speex_lib_...
2007 Aug 07
1
Attempting to shrink speex: Are these functions necessary?
...; noise_codebook_unquant
No need for that (assuming you only want 8 kbps).
> In filters.c:
> compute_rms
> syn_percep_zero16
> qmf_decomp
> qmf_synth
No need for that.
> In ltp.c:
> forced_pitch_quant
> forced_pitch_unquant
No need for that.
> In math_approx.c:
> spx_ilog2
> _spx_cos_pi_2
> spx_cos_norm
> spx_exp2
> spx_atan
No need for that.
> In nb_celp.c:
> nb_encoder_destroy
> nb_decoder_destroy
No need for that if you never plan on freeing the memory
> In quant_lsp.c:
> lsp_quant_nb
> lsp_unquant_nb
> lsp_quant_high
> lsp_...
2007 Aug 07
1
Attempting to shrink speex: Are these functions necessary?
...rt_terminator
>
> In cd_search.c:
> noise_codebook_quant
> noise_codebook_unquant
>
> In filters.c:
> compute_rms
> syn_percep_zero16
> qmf_decomp
> qmf_synth
>
> In ltp.c:
> forced_pitch_quant
> forced_pitch_unquant
>
> In math_approx.c:
> spx_ilog2
> _spx_cos_pi_2
> spx_cos_norm
> spx_exp2
> spx_atan
>
> In nb_celp.c:
> nb_encoder_destroy
> nb_decoder_destroy
>
> In quant_lsp.c:
> lsp_quant_nb
> lsp_unquant_nb
> lsp_quant_high
> lsp_unquant_high
>
> In speex.c:
> speex_encoder_destroy
&...
2007 Jan 25
1
Minor fixed point scaling problem
First, let me say that I think the speex code is incredible in the way it
supports floating and fixed point code from one set of code. The same is
true for supporting multiple processors, etc... I've used speex with the
PC, TI 64xx and 55xx. Please view the following comments not as an attack
on speex (which I think is incredible!) but as my contribution to an open
source project.
I know
2007 Aug 07
0
Attempting to shrink speex: Are these functions necessary?
...s speex_bits_insert_terminator
>>
>> In cd_search.c: noise_codebook_quant noise_codebook_unquant
>>
>> In filters.c: compute_rms syn_percep_zero16 qmf_decomp qmf_synth
>>
>> In ltp.c: forced_pitch_quant forced_pitch_unquant
>>
>> In math_approx.c: spx_ilog2 _spx_cos_pi_2 spx_cos_norm spx_exp2
>> spx_atan
>>
>> In nb_celp.c: nb_encoder_destroy nb_decoder_destroy
>>
>> In quant_lsp.c: lsp_quant_nb lsp_unquant_nb lsp_quant_high
>> lsp_unquant_high
>>
>> In speex.c: speex_encoder_destroy speex_decoder_d...