[Speex-dev] Using speex (newbie)

[Jean-Marc Valin]

>From what I understand, he wasn't reseting the encoder, just using
speex_bits_reset() which is fine.

	Jean-Marc

On Thu, 2006-01-12 at 10:03 +0530, Anup KC wrote:
> Hi Carlo
>  
> You are bound to hear ticks if you are calling reset function after
> encoding each frame. If all the frames come continously from the same
> source you can do without calling the reset function so frequently.
> Only when you have two totally different source files to be encoded
> back to back, you need to call the reset in between. As far as I know
> the tick appears in the first frame encoded ( after calling reset
> function ) because, the speex ecnoder starts off (after reset) with
> some pre-defined initial states. And in continous encoding without
> calling reset function the encoder makes of the states of the previous
> frame for encoding teh current frame, and it logically and practically
> makes sense to do it this way.   
>  
> Hope this helps
> -Anup 
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