Hi Rick,
I have compiled Codec2 as .NET assembly, it may be usefull for you. You can
find its sources at http://code.google.com/p/codec24net/ .
Rick Muething wrote:
> All,
>
> I have communicated with David and am working on sound card protocols (both
> HF and VHF/UHF) that would be compatible with and optimized for David?s
> CODEC 2. I have a lot of experience with these types of protocols (authored
> both the WINMOR and V4 HF sound card protocols) and done some initial
> testing (using a simulator) of optimized protocols that would fit the
> required throughput for CODEC2.
>
> Most of my work has been in VB.NET <http://vb.net/> and C++.NET. What
> would be a big help is if there were (or could be compiled) a version of
> CODEC2 that I could run as a separate Application or simple dll along with
> minimal documentation or an example of how to interface with the
> program/dll. I have downloaded the C source for CODEC2 and can probably
> struggle through porting it into to C.NET <http://c.net/> but an existing
> DLL would save me a lot of time and be more productive.
>
> This test project is not yet for any distribution just my own testing on
> the channel simulator. I?ll be happy to document and post results including
> the ending .wav files as a function of CCIR channel and S/N used in the
> simulator across various modulation schemes and FEC levels of the transport
> protocol.
>
> Rick Muething, KN6KB
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Best regards,
Mikhail Nasyrov.
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