> transmitter to a receiver. The present invention is distinguished by that
> from the frequency coefficients of earlier and, if need be, future blocks,
> a decision function is formed, on the basis of which the occurrence of an
> error is determined, and that the frequency coefficient containing an
> error is not longer utilized for the evaluation of subsequent blocks.
Another insane pattent. Basicly this means that if you use any freqcuency
coefficient to detect an error in …
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screwed ...
Of course you need to compare coefficients ... At least, I see no way to do
proper error-correction in this area any other way. That they ever allowed
such a pattent ...
Armin
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So, Fraunhofer et al have decided to charge $0.75 per mp3 decoder. I am
not positive on how this affects users of MAD, but I have a feeling that
given the choice they would go after both people like me (users of MAD)
and people like Rob (developers of mp3 decoders.)
Rob, I sure hope the potentially forthcoming ogg decoder is similar to
MAD's current interface. Maybe MAD could be Multi-format Audio Decoder?
It'd be nice to have pluggable support in mpg321 for both codecs.
--
Joe Drew <…
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"This particular group of cats is mostly self-herding." -- Bdale Garbee
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Rob:
Where can one get the latest sources? I noticed that you have FTP and a
Sourceforge mirror set up, but I would assume these are not the latest
(i.e., daily) development sources. Let me know. Thanks.
--
Neil Hodge
neh(a)attbi.com
This is with reference to the mail I wrote a few days
back, asking whether the first 9 bits of an mp3 file
represent main_data_begin or main_data_end.
Can somebody help me?
Rob?
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