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Re: Decoding raw AMR
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Re: Decoding raw AMR


  • Subject: Re: Decoding raw AMR
  • From: Martin Storsjö <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 19:57:13 +0200 (EET)

On Mon, 29 Jan 2007, William Stewart wrote:


Oh, that's a good point - there is the AudioExtraction APIs in QT - you could use that to pull out the audio samples from an AMR file

Thanks! Using MovieAudioExtraction and the other high-level QT APIs I'm able to decode the packets, although with some small annoyances.


It seems to require at least 10 packets at a time (I'd like to decode the packets as soon as they arrive, it's for a streaming application), and I need to create all the movie objects for every 10 packets I want to decode, which gives quite a lot overhead. There seems to be some small audible pops between the decoded buffers, probaby due to not retaining the codec state between decoding runs.

But I guess all those issues belong to the QT mailing list, and not here.

But at least it's quite a big step forward, thank you!

// Martin
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