Hi Steve and all,
I've modified "freedv_tx.c" to take the option "--codectx" to mean, from a c2
file.
I note when running it, my output is hugely bigger. ie.
dd if=/dev/zero of=blank count=10
freedv_tx 700D blank blank1 <- produces a 7680 byte file
c2enc 700D blank blank.c2
Hi Steve,
I hear what you are saying but the code:
/* OK main loop */
while(fread(speech_in, sizeof(short), n_speech_samples, fin) ==
<- reading the input, ints or chars, shouldn't matter in a
Little Endian system.
n_speech_samples) {
if (use_codectx ==
On Mon, Aug 19, 2019 at 4:19 AM Al Beard wrote:
>
> ./src/freedv_tx 700D blank.c2 blank8.raw --codectx<- output is zero
> bytes, not good!!
>
> Not good. What have I done wrong?
I don't think freedv_tx is designed to work with .c2 files.
This works:
./freedv_tx 700D
Hi Danilo and all,
You are right, a 160ms Codec2 frame should be 2560 bytes.
I've run the programs again and again, fails:
dd if=/dev/zero of=blank count=10 <- 2x 160ms frames
./src/freedv_tx 1600 blank blank9.raw <- output is also same size, good.
./src/c2enc 700C blank
Hi Al,
On 19 Aug 2019 01:38, Al Beard wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I need to bet back to basics:
>
> At the command line, do I have the tools for a "parrot" repeater?
>
> Let's start:
>
> 1) a silence "raw" file
>dd if=/dev/zero of=blank count=1
> 2) generate a Codec2 mode 700D file
>c2enc 700D
