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antrox87
Hi to all..
I need a great help... I'm going to work on a project about the Tremor library. I need links, references to learn the rudimental notions about the audio format, encoding, decoding, compression ecc.. Then I need something about the organization of the Tremor's C Code and how it works!

Besides.. I need to modify the dimension of the parameter "n" in the function call mdct_backward(..).. In other words I need to elaborate bigger "chunks" at once.. Is it possible? Actually I'm not able to understand how to do this..

Thanks to all
HotshotGG
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Hi to all..
I need a great help... I'm going to work on a project about the Tremor library. I need links, references to learn the rudimentary notions about the audio format, encoding, decoding, compression, etc.


This might be useful:

Ogg Vorbis Embedded Systems Thesis (Fundamentals):

http://www.mp3-tech.org/programmer/docs/em...rbis_thesis.pdf

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Besides.. I need to modify the dimension of the parameter "n" in the function call mdct_backward(..).. In other words I need to elaborate bigger "chunks" at once.. Is it possible? Actually I'm not able to understand how to do this..


I am not really sure what you mean be elaborate bigger chunks? Are you referring to the window size? You could try the Xiph Mailing List under Tremor.


Xiph Mailing List:

http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/tremor

http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/tremor/






Mike Giacomelli
QUOTE (antrox87 @ May 28 2009, 14:11) *
Besides.. I need to modify the dimension of the parameter "n" in the function call mdct_backward(..).. In other words I need to elaborate bigger "chunks" at once.. Is it possible? Actually I'm not able to understand how to do this..


mdct_backwards already supports larger sizes then Vorbis uses, so unless you want absurdly larger blocks you won't have to do anything.
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