[Speex-dev] Lost packets during transmission
Jean-Marc Valin
jean-marc.valin at usherbrooke.ca
Wed Nov 26 03:48:36 PST 2008
Just pass NULL as the "bits" argument to the decoder and Speex will
generate a frame to play instead of your lost packet. You can also use
speexdec --packet-loss X (where X is the loss in percent) to simulate
packet loss.
Jean-Marc
Uri Rattner a écrit :
> Hi,
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> I was wonder how Speex handles (if at all ) lost packets when decoding
> the bit-stream .
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> 1. Does Speex has any mechanism to handle lost packets (like AMR
> has for example)?
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> 2. I am using Speex in a constant frame size (160 bytes),
> narrowband, VBR off, SPEEX_SET_QUALITY = 3 and SPEEX_SET_COMPLEXITY
> =1 .
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> I encode speech stream and sending the encoded packets to the their
> destination.
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> If I am loosing 4 continuous frames during the transmission , what can
> I expect to hear? noise ? quiet ? echo ?
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> Can anyone help me with this issues ?
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> Regards,
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> Uri Rattner
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