Vorbis dev - Apr 2004 - Can I join many ogg_packet together and decode it to PCM?

Can I join many ogg_packet together and decode it to PCM?

Or I have to encode each ogg_packet at a time?

 

If each packet is 1024 long, can I join 1.5 of packet (1024+512), and decode
that 1024+512 packet, and then decode the 512 left?

Or I must decode a whole packet, and can't cut it or decode only some of it
(not all)

 

 

Thank you,

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On Wed, Apr 14, 2004 at 08:01:47AM +1000, Kenji Chan
wrote:
> Can I join many ogg_packet together and decode it to PCM?
> 
> Or I have to encode each ogg_packet at a time?
> 
> If each packet is 1024 long, can I join 1.5 of packet (1024+512), and
decode
> that 1024+512 packet, and then decode the 512 left?
> 
> Or I must decode a whole packet, and can't cut it or decode only some
of it
> (not all)
you must decode a whole packet at a time.

Conrad.
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On Wednesday 14 April 2004 08:01, Kenji Chan wrote:
> Can I join many ogg_packet together and decode it to PCM?
>
> Or I have to encode each ogg_packet at a time?
>
>
>
> If each packet is 1024 long, can I join 1.5 of packet (1024+512), and
> decode that 1024+512 packet, and then decode the 512 left?
>
> Or I must decode a whole packet, and can't cut it or decode only some
of it
> (not all)
>
You always have to decode an entire packet at one time, because of the nature 
of the transforms used by vorbis (this is something vorbis has in common with 
all the other interesting audio codecs).

However, ogg vorbis has a feature that allows the ogg layer (or some other 
layer, if you want) to tell the decoder that a packet should be truncated at 
the start or end of the stream. This allows ogg vorbis files to be (when 
decoded) the same length as the original input file. The format documentation 
explains in detail how this works (from the application development 
perspective, it 'just works').

Mike

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