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...unmodified speexdec from speex 1.1.6, configured with --enable-fixed-point. The output sounds okay when configured without fixed point support. As I mentioned, we're using speex 1.1.6, current svn libogg, and gcc 2.95.4. Here is one of the files that seems to exhibit the problem: http://owen.theemrys.com/speex/0102.spx Thanks in advance for any information. I've spent the last few hours combing the list archives, but nothing seems to stand out. Best regards, Owen

...nfigured with --enable-fixed-point. The output sounds okay when configured without fixed point support. >> >>As I mentioned, we're using speex 1.1.6, current svn libogg, and gcc 2.95.4. >> >>Here is one of the files that seems to exhibit the problem: >>http://owen.theemrys.com/speex/0102.spx >> >>Thanks in advance for any information. I've spent the last few hours combing the list archives, but nothing seems to stand out. >> >>Best regards, >>Owen > > > > >

...speex 1.1.6, configured with --enable-fixed-point. The output sounds okay when configured without fixed point support. > > As I mentioned, we're using speex 1.1.6, current svn libogg, and gcc 2.95.4. > > Here is one of the files that seems to exhibit the problem: > http://owen.theemrys.com/speex/0102.spx > > Thanks in advance for any information. I've spent the last few hours combing the list archives, but nothing seems to stand out. > > Best regards, > Owen

Hi there. We're trying to build a speex decoder for Palm OS (i.e. ARM7). No major problems porting thus far, but when compiling the speex modules with -DFIXED_POINT all the silent parts of the output are replaced with what sounds like high-power white noise. The spoken parts sound great, but all the silent parts in between speaking just sounds like white noise. We're using speex 1.1.6,