EP1719116A4

Title

SWITCHING FROM ACELP INTO TCX CODING MODE

Application Number:

EP20050706494

Publication Date:

29-08-2007

Current Assignee:

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Application Date:

18-02-2005

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Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

18-02-2004

Title

SWITCHING FROM ACELP INTO TCX CODING MODE

Application Number:

EP20050706494

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

29-08-2007

Application Date:

18-02-2005

Priority Date:

18-02-2004

Current Assignee:

Declaring Company:

Abstract  Abstract

Methods and devices are used for switching between sound signal coding modes and for producing from a decoded target signal, an overlap-add target signal in a current frame coded according to a first mode. On a coder side, switching is at the junction between a previous frame coded according to a first coding mode and a current frame coded according to a second coding mode, a sound signal is filtered through a weighting filter to produce a weighted signal in the current frame, and a windowed zero-input response of the weighting filter is removed from the weighted signal. On a decoder side, a current frame of the target signal is first windowed, a left portion of a resulting window is skipped, and then a windowed zero-input response of the weighting filter is added to the decoded target signal to reconstruct the overlap-add target signal.

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