Steve,
You're right. The AGC gain does not max out when using VAD
(via the preprocessor). So instead of not transmitting when
the AGC max gain is reached, I now do this instead:
Start the call with VAD enabled and AGC disabled. When speech
is detected, disable VAD (if 100% continuous transmission is
desired for the call) and enable AGC. This seems to be working
reliably so far.
However, I forgot to mention before another reason why it's
good to be able to set the max AGC gain. One of my users
reminded me of it tonight: he wanted to be able to limit the
max AGC gain so that when he's not speaking, the AGC doesn't
pick up on other sounds from the room.
Tom
---- Original Message ----
From: stevek@stevek.com
To: tgrand@canvaslink.com
Subject: Re: [Speex-dev] Proposed AGC additions
Date: Fri Jul 2 20:11:34 2004
>Tom,
>
> Are you also using the VAD from the preprocessor? Does the VAD
>detect this noise as speech?
>
>I've got this same thing out through a lot of testing (via
>iaxclient.sf.net), and I've never seen what you've reported here,
and
>
>I'm wondering if it is because I'm using VAD..
>
>-SteveK
