US2015332695A1

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Title

LOW-FREQUENCY EMPHASIS FOR LPC-BASED CODING IN FREQUENCY DOMAIN

Application Number:

US201514811716

Publication Date:

19-11-2015

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Application Date:

28-07-2015

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Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

29-01-2013

Title

LOW-FREQUENCY EMPHASIS FOR LPC-BASED CODING IN FREQUENCY DOMAIN

Application Number:

US201514811716

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

19-11-2015

Application Date:

28-07-2015

Priority Date:

29-01-2013

Current Assignee:

Declaring Company:

Abstract  Abstract

The invention provides an audio encoder including a combination of a linear predictive coding filter having a plurality of linear predictive coding coefficients and a time-frequency converter, wherein the combination is configured to filter and to convert a frame of the audio signal into a frequency domain in order to output a spectrum based on the frame and on the linear predictive coding coefficients; a low frequency emphasizer configured to calculate a processed spectrum based on the spectrum, wherein spectral lines of the processed spectrum representing a lower frequency than a reference spectral line are emphasized; and a control device configured to control the calculation of the processed spectrum by the low frequency emphasizer depending on the linear predictive coding coefficients of the linear predictive coding filter.

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