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Hi <br />
I am stucked in a project, where I have to convert some audio:<br />
The Audio is PCM 16bit big endian 16Khz stereo &amp;&nbsp;Ulaw 8bit 8000hz. Have to be able to go both ways. <br />
Do you have any recommended Libs or even better software examples that will help me doing it :)<br />
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I get the audio in the PCM format as Callback data. <br />
static int stream_GSMdata_2_ulaw(int1<wbr />6 id, char* data, uint32 size)<br />
...<br />
And after the conversion to Ulaw I need to send the RTP packets in 60 ms chunks (480bytes) via UDP:<br />
&nbsp;SendRTPData(myData);<br />
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Any help is appreciated :)
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Hi 
I am stucked in a project, where I have to convert some audio:
The Audio is PCM 16bit big endian 16Khz stereo & Ulaw 8bit 8000hz. Have to be able to go both ways. 
Do you have any recommended Libs or even better software examples that will help me doing it :)

I get the audio in the PCM format as Callback data. 
static int stream_GSMdata_2_ulaw(int16 id, char* data, uint32 size)
...
And after the conversion to Ulaw I need to send the RTP packets in 60 ms chunks (480bytes) via UDP:
 SendRTPData(myData);

Any help is appreciated :)

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Audio encoding/decoding between PCM 16bit big endian 16Khz stereo &amp; Ulaw 8bit 8000hz in C

Audio encoding/decoding between PCM 16bit big endian 16Khz stereo & Ulaw 8bit 8000hz in C