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...cs might use various strategies of throwing them away. > > I have no solid knowledge of what e.g. Ogg vs Opus does, but I would > > just throw away any frequency below, say, 15 Hz. Maybe they do/don't, > > and this might be the result. > > Have you also tried creating a swepp only up to those frequencies? > Say, 1 to 20 Hz? Is the low-freq noise still there? > > Jan >

...ds, > the various codecs might use various strategies of throwing them away. > I have no solid knowledge of what e.g. Ogg vs Opus does, but I would > just throw away any frequency below, say, 15 Hz. Maybe they do/don't, > and this might be the result. Have you also tried creating a swepp only up to those frequencies? Say, 1 to 20 Hz? Is the low-freq noise still there? Jan

...strategies of throwing them away. >> > I have no solid knowledge of what e.g. Ogg vs Opus does, but I would >> > just throw away any frequency below, say, 15 Hz. Maybe they do/don't, >> > and this might be the result. >> >> Have you also tried creating a swepp only up to those frequencies? >> Say, 1 to 20 Hz? Is the low-freq noise still there? >> >> Jan >> > _______________________________________________ > opus mailing list > opus at xiph.org > http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/opus

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