Speex dev - Jan 2007 - Integer Version with low bit rate for Linux Kernel?

Hello Alexander,

 

I hope, there is no error in speex, if so, of course,I have to fix it.

 

In order to do the transcoding in user space, I have to transfer the voice
paket received from VOIP-equipment within kernel to user space, transcode
it, send it back to the kernel, send it over the radio link, send it from
kernel to user space, transcode it back, send it to the kernel, send it from
kernel to the user voice Applikation (e.G. Cisco Voip Telefon).

 

Egon

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MOENCH, EGON - PFHO wrote:
> In order to do the transcoding in user space, I have to transfer the voice
> paket received from VOIP-equipment within kernel to user space, transcode
> it, send it back to the kernel, send it over the radio link,
Have you measured the time taken to transfer a data packet from kernel to 
user space? Have you measured the time taken to encode that packet? What
are those measurements?

If you haven't performed those measurements, putting the Speex encoder
in the kernel is probably a pointless exercise because I would be very
surprised if the packet encoding time is less than 100 times greater 
than the time to transfer the packet from kernel to user space.

Erik
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