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speech encoding/compression
Hi Folks,
I would appreciate if somebody could point me to literature on doing a basic thing like this on GNU/Linux systems.
1) caputure speech from the mic
2) encode/compress
3) send it across the lan.
at the recieving end
4) decode/decompress
5) write to soundcard
sending across the lan is UDP packets that much I can figure, but it is the 1st and 2nd steps that are bothering me.
regards
harsha
I would appreciate if somebody could point me to literature on doing a basic thing like this on GNU/Linux systems.
1) caputure speech from the mic
2) encode/compress
3) send it across the lan.
at the recieving end
4) decode/decompress
5) write to soundcard
sending across the lan is UDP packets that much I can figure, but it is the 1st and 2nd steps that are bothering me.
regards
harsha
Sorry, SHOUTcast is not a clean linux solution for you. The sound needs to be captured by a Windows machine and is then sent to a server, which can be running on almost any OS. Clients are also available for many OS'es.
Icecast was the name I was looking for, before. Icecast is also a broadcast server, but they can accept streams from more encoders.
http://icecast.org/
http://icecast.org/
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Hi,
It doesn't give information on step 1 and 2.
bsd_linux
It doesn't give information on step 1 and 2.
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