[Speex-dev] Garbled sound no more

[Tom Grandgent]

Hey, thanks for sharing this information.  If this is true, it could 
explain some intermittent problems I've had, since I do encoding and 
decoding in separate threads.  I assumed that Speex was thread-safe 
because there doesn't seem to be a connection between the encoder and 
decoder, and the encoder and decoder require separate states for 
different streams.  I'm curious to know what interactions could occur 
between encoders and decoders running in separate threads.

Can anyone else confirm or deny thread-safety issues with Speex?

I'm going to put locks around all of my Speex code and see if my problem 
goes away...

Thanks!

Tom

toffe <cc at svenstedt.se> wrote:
> 
> Speex is running great now. But I had to lock thread when sending data 
> to the decoder to avoid random garbled sound. Apparently there where 
> some conflicts when calling encode and decode at the same time. Clearly 
> a lack of cofee case :).
> 
> /Regards
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