That's why I consider Codec2 features so interesting, because it can
have 3 full-duplex voice channels in 6K ;)
Opus is not exactly a codec but two of them. Why can't be a third one
for very low bitrate modes? This could be interesting for emergency
calls, bad connections or certain situations.
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On 12/28/2016 04:35 PM, Steve wrote:
> "The only strange thing was that I had to turn off optimization"
>
> GCC is pretty ugly code without optimization.
In this case the code is compiled with emscripten which uses LLVM, so no
GCC involved here...
Regards,
Jeroen
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I think of codec2 sort of like a 1960's party-line telephone quality.
All the rest are much too high fidelity.
In the minimum 6 K bit-rate of Opus, you could have 3 full-duplex
radio voice channels :-)
On Wed, Dec 28, 2016 at 12:33 PM, timofonic timofonic
wrote:
> About web browsers...
>
> What
About web browsers...
What about making it part of Firefox? What about making this part of
Opus? What about stuff like NetVC?
I consider Codec2 interesting for low-bitrate and high interference
Internet/Intranet/Internet-like connections. This could make it more
accesible for radio users too ;)
"The only strange thing was that I had to turn off optimization"
GCC is pretty ugly code without optimization.
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Neat. If you publish it somewhere, be sure to include the necessary
markup for librejs to whitelist it
Maybe this is something that could be linked from freedv.org?
/Tomas
On 2016-12-25 00:48, Jeroen Vreeken wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Today I successfuly managed to decode a codec2 stream in a web bro
Neat bit of coding Jeroen, well done...
On 25/12/16 10:18, Jeroen Vreeken wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Today I successfuly managed to decode a codec2 stream in a web browser...
> I compiled part of the codec2 library with emscripten and wrote a small
> javascript wrapper around it.
> The attached archive
Hi all,
Today I successfuly managed to decode a codec2 stream in a web browser...
I compiled part of the codec2 library with emscripten and wrote a small
javascript wrapper around it.
The attached archive contains the wrapper and a makefile. (You will have
to change some paths in the makefile to m
