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Hi All, I try to compile the last version of iaxclient with the new build system, i also compiled speex 1.2b2 . When the makefile try to compile the sample code testcall I have the following mistales: gcc -I/d/Lib/iaxclient-2.0.1/portaudio-1.9/src/common -I/d/Lib/iaxclient-2.0.1/speex-1.2/include -o testcall.exe testcall.o ../../lib/.libs/libiaxclient.a

It's not an include file missing. This is a link error. You need to link with libspeex (or whatever it's called when you build it). Jean-Marc Quoting Caroundw5h <caroundw5h@yahoo.com>: > Hi Jean, > > I'm trying to compile the encode.c and or the test programs that are on the > site and in libspeex respectively. however, i keep getting some undefined >

Hi Jean, I'm trying to compile the encode.c and or the test programs that are on the site and in libspeex respectively. however, i keep getting some undefined references to the basic speex functions(see compiler log). a query on google showed that this question was posed but no answer given. I traced them down to speex.c. however when i build my project i still get these undefined referneces.

Great! I am trying now. Thanks Alex ----- Original Message ----- From: Fran?ois Guerraz To: ALEX NG Cc: Jim Crichton ; greg@mytantrum.com ; speex-dev@xiph.org Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 11:27 PM Subject: Re: [Speex-dev] Re: compatibility issues. Hi, For the openSpeak project we use PortAudio V19 & speex. So if you want some code examples, you can look an pick in our

Hello, playing a little around with speexenc/speexdec, I discovered that if I pass the "-n" or "-w" command line option to speexenc (version 1.1.10), I get a segmentation fault. Looking closely at the code, I found that the line: fprintf (stderr, "Warning: Trying to encode in %s at %d Hz. I'll do it but I suggest you try ultra-wideband instead\n",

Hi, For the openSpeak project we use PortAudio V19 & speex. So if you want some code examples, you can look an pick in our SVN (its GPL). ATM we are having some problems with PortAudio v19 (it might still be buggy somehow, it seems not to support the 32-kHz sampling rate used by speex ultra-wide-band mode) so if you want something stable you'd better use v18. And of course, if you

On Mon, Mar 7, 2016 at 2:53 PM, Jean-Denis Girard <jd.girard at sysnux.pf> wrote: > Hi, > > Le 07/03/2016 09:28, George Joseph a ?crit : > > PLEASE TRY THIS!! I'd love some feedback BEFORE 13.8.0 is released. > > I have tried GIT-master-ee5a944M on my Fedora 23 test server, and got: > > [pjproject] Unpacking /tmp/pjproject-2.4.5.tar.bz2 > [pjproject]

Hi, I had downlaoded iaxclient-2.0.2 and complie project *\iaxclient-2.0.2\contrib\win\vs2005* ** It gives many83 fatal and file missing error of file missing Error 1 fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'portaudio.h': No such file or directory d:\mohit\asterisk\iaxclient-2.0.2\iaxclient-2.0.2\lib\portmixer\px_win_wmme\px_win_wmme.c 40 Error 2 fatal error C1083: Cannot open

I plan to setup linux server and in client side, XP and Linux. Also, in order to collect the voice, I plan to use portaudio to collect, say 20ms as you suggested sample and feed to the speex encoder. For easier implementation, I don't use OGG container, and just encode then send to the spread network to the client. Hope this work. Can you advise any potential problems by this approach?

>Also, 'portaudio' doesn't appear to produce a static library at all, so it doesn't appear to be possible to get a working splayer executable on Linux unless there is a 'hidden' way to get the portaudio distribution to build one. ("ldd: -lportaudio not found"). I believe splayer is only intended to be a Win32 executable. Note that it is in a directory

Just a few weeks ago, I was thinking of writing a streaming source using libshout and portaudio. I was also considering LADSPA support, to do some minor post-processing before encoding. However, I'm currently developing on Mac OS X, and LADSPA's shared library plugin model has some issues here to be resolved. Another nice feature I have given a thought on is incorporating

Hi all. I just joined this list but have been working with Karl H and Arc on IRC for a while on using ices/icecast in a radio studio in new york. I'm pretty involved in Linux audio and have a good superficial understanding of what's available in the Linux world for audio. To keep this thread on topic, I've mentioned to Karl H before but I guess it would be worthwile to mention here

On Monday 04 August 2003 12:30, Likai Liu wrote: > Just a few weeks ago, I was thinking of writing a streaming source using > libshout and portaudio. I was also considering LADSPA support, to do > some minor post-processing before encoding. However, I'm currently > developing on Mac OS X, and LADSPA's shared library plugin model has > some issues here to be resolved. >

I am using 'portaudio' and 'speex' to implement a speech audio capture/playback. Preprocess works fine but not the echo canceller (associated with preprocessor). I have read 'testecho.c' but it didn't help me. What I am doing bad? This is my implementation: One thread to capture and playback, both are different functions called in different times directly from

Hello, Need some help using the speex_echo_cancel. I've read the documentation about the speex_echo_cancellation function: speex_echo_cancellation(echo_state, input_frame, echo_frame, output_frame); (in) echo_state => speex internal state. (in) input_frame => audio captured by mic. (in) echo_frame => the signal that was played in the speaker. (out) output_frame => the

Speaking of portability and people more familiar with SDL: The reason we have two example players for theora is that monty wrote the original example around the OSS audio interface used on several free unix-like operating systems, which immediately excludes win32 and MacOS, even though it used SDL to display the frames. SDL also has audio support, and is quite widely ported. splayer replaces

I was curious if you had ever peeked at a Teamspeak voice packet? I already have large chunks of the protocol torn apart. I believe the voice packets are the last big hurdle. As I know nothing about speex encoding, it is proving difficult to figure out the start of the actual voice data and/or any voice specific state data contained within the packet. If you have any information and are

I am making a lightweight opus audio player. This is my portaudio callback function. But i hear a stammering song when i try to play a .opus song file. Can anybody say what is wrong or provide me link to any code which can play opus file written in c/c++(light). I tried to see some open source(vlc opus play) but was unable to follow. int MyCallback(const void* input, void* output, unsigned

Hello everyone, I haven't been through the archives yet, and perhaps my answer lies there, if indeed it does, perhaps I could be directed as to which month to review. I'm working with a video game engine, which makes use of openAL for playback. It does not support audio capture so I have been working with portaudio to handle this for me as its multiplatform like the engine I'm