What you are experiencing is more likely a transport problem and not a
codec problem. The symptoms match pretty well with the following
problems:
- Using TCP instead of UDP/RTP
- Not taking into account the drift in clocks between soundcards
- Using a bad (poorly written) jitter buffer.
Oh, and BTW, the decode process is *very* fast (10x faster than
encoding), so I doubt that's where the problem is.
Jean-Marc
Le vendredi 24 mars 2006 ? 20:17 +0800, tomy a ?crit :> I am using speex in a voip project.I use an ARM 9 based cpu. all is ok
> but
> on problem exists.
>
> after I pause my speaking a while, for example, 2 minutes, the other
> peer hears
> the voice delay. I have made many test to lookup its reason, it\'s
> seems that
> decode process needs more CPU power in this case.
>
> I use mono 8KHz , encoding without VAD and preprocessor.
>
> who can tell me how to adjust some thing to resolve this problem ?
>
> tomy
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