Extending Mpeg-audio Layer III to Wideband Speech Coding
Karlheinz Brandenburg, Martin Dietz, Ernst Eberlein, Roland Bitto
Abstract
Karlheinz Brandenburg, Martin Dietz, Ernst Eberlein, Roland Bitto
Abstract
There is a gray zone between classical speech coders, working on speech signals sampled at 8 kHz, and high quality audio coders, working on audio signals sampled at 32 kHz and higher. In the last years, several systems have been proposed which fill this gray zone from both ends. These systems include wide band speech coding systems as well as high quality audio coding systems working with reduced bandwidth. This paper describes the extension of the ISO/IEC high quality audio coding standard IS 11172-3 (MPEG-Audio) to lower sampling rates. The focus is on extensions of the Layer III of MPEG-Audio.
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There is a gray zone between classical speech coders, working on speech signals sampled at 8 kHz, and high quality audio coders, working on audio signals sampled at 32 kHz and higher. In the last years, several systems have been proposed which fill this gray zone from both ends. These systems include wide band speech coding systems as well as high quality audio coding systems working with reduced bandwidth. This paper describes the extension of the ISO/IEC high quality audio coding standard IS 11172-3 (MPEG-Audio) to lower sampling rates. The focus is on extensions of the Layer III of MPEG-Audio.
Key concepts: Wideband audio, Speech coding, Computer science, Sub-band coding, Adaptive Multi-Rate audio codec, Bandwidth extension, Speech recognition, Digital audio