Speex dev - May 2007 - Testing for 1.2beta2

Dan Everton a ?crit :
> Just one minor issue while building for ARM4 targets. The prototype for
> the normalize16 function hasn't been updated in filters_arm4.h. The
> attached patch should fix that.
Patch applied. Thanks. In case you're interested, there's plenty of ARM4
optimisations that need to be updated (since 1.1.12) :-)
> Apart from that, the 1.2beta2 release is about 0.6% faster on Coldfire
> than beta1.
Good to know, I didn't expect much change in the narrowband speed.

	Jean-Marc

Hi,
  I have compiled the sample sampleenc.c w/o any errors.  then I tried to
compress a sound file which is in WAV and RAW format but the file size is from
200K to 80byte.  I think there is somehing wrong but no idea why will be like
that.  any idea?

I used
1.  sampleenc test.wav > test.spx
2.  sampleenc test.raw > test.spx

Alex

Quoting Jean-Marc Valin <jean-marc.valin@usherbrooke.ca>:
> Dan Everton a ?crit :
> > Just one minor issue while building for ARM4 targets. The prototype
for
> > the normalize16 function hasn't been updated in filters_arm4.h.
The
> > attached patch should fix that.
>
> Patch applied. Thanks. In case you're interested, there's plenty of
ARM4
> optimisations that need to be updated (since 1.1.12) :-)
>
> > Apart from that, the 1.2beta2 release is about 0.6% faster on Coldfire
> > than beta1.
>
> Good to know, I didn't expect much change in the narrowband speed.
>
> 	Jean-Marc
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>   I have compiled the sample sampleenc.c w/o any errors.  then I tried to
> compress a sound file which is in WAV and RAW format but the file size is
from
> 200K to 80byte.  I think there is somehing wrong but no idea why will be
like
> that.  any idea?
> 
> I used
> 1.  sampleenc test.wav > test.spx
> 2.  sampleenc test.raw > test.spx
No wonder it's not very big, sampleenc reads from stdin. BTW, the output
of sampleenc is not what most people consider a "Speex file", as
it's
not compatible with anything else.

	Jean-Marc