2012/3/1 Måns Rullgård <[email protected]>:
>
> Key word being "supposed".  If there is any chance that a malformed
> input can cause an over-read, the checked bitstream reader should be
> used.
>

For ra144/288 and sipr, there is not (still haven't checked twinvq).
They read a fixed number of bits from the packet, no matter how the
input looks. No value from the bitstream is ever used to decide how
many bits should be read.
The decoders are very simple, confirming this yourself will probably
take 10 minutes if you don't believe me.
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