Khalid Sayood, Eric T. Psota, J. Hartman, Marci Hoffman
Abstract
We examine an old waveform coding technique, D*PCM, in the context of wideband coding of speech and audio. We show that the use of a modified form of this approach has the promise of providing a very low complexity, high quality, wideband audio coder.
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We examine an old waveform coding technique, D*PCM, in the context of wideband coding of speech and audio. We show that the use of a modified form of this approach has the promise of providing a very low complexity, high quality, wideband audio coder.
Key concepts: Wideband audio, Wideband, Computer science, Speech coding, Coding (social sciences), Speech recognition, Waveform, Sub-band coding