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Steven jian
Being a newbie and English is also my nonative language ,so ,despite I want to describe my problem in detail, but my presentation is bad. mad.gif

my question is :
what's the least size of memory do you think in the Huffman decoding and Requantization of MP3 decoder?

In the Huffman decoding,the Layer3 decoder allocates about 2K~3K memory to save the Huffman tables, if each number in the table is expressed by "unsigned short" , and the another decoder,MAD,uses about 4k memory.the MAD can decode up to 4 bit once per time and Layer3 can only decode 1 bit once per time.

In the Requantization, [1]present a novel method to calucate the X^4/3 with only 256~512 bytes,and the MAD uses 8207*2 bytes .However, I can not realize enough precision if I adopt the method of [1],and I don't know the whys.

can you tell me the involved details if you are interested in it. crying.gif

Thank you very much!
Steven jian
[1] A High Quality Re-quantization/Quantization Method for MP3 and MPEG-4 AAC Audio coding,IEEE,2002
Garf
Can you re-post the link to [1]?
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