I am having one doubt, Since window switching and TNS both are used to remove pre echo effect and TNS is more efficent wav to remove pre echo then , why AAC is using both? why not only TNS?
Sumit
Garf
Aug 10 2007, 09:09
TNS isn't simply "more efficient".
Whichever method is the best depends entirely upon the circumstances.
Note that short blocks allow, for example, to very dynamically retransmit side information to improve the coding efficiency.
kwwong
Aug 15 2007, 19:54
QUOTE(Sumit Jaiswal @ Aug 10 2007, 04:35)
Hello
I am having one doubt, Since window switching and TNS both are used to remove pre echo effect and TNS is more efficent wav to remove pre echo then , why AAC is using both? why not only TNS?
Sumit
I suspect that TNS could not remove all the pre echo effects on the Long Block mode. That is why you need the short blocks.
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