Need info on G.723.1 .wav format
I am sorry for sending this mail to linux-sound group. It is not very pertinent to this group. But, I don't know where to send it. So, here it goes.
We have our own implementation of G.723.1 speech compression @ 6.3 kbps (it is a licenced codec and not a free one). I would like to output the compressed bits in .wav format. Can somebody direct me to the site where I can get info about .wav in general and specifically about G.723.1 based .wav? Is there an IETF recommendation on .wav? An RFC? Where can I get info about .wav? Which body makes the .wav standard?
I would really appreciate any info that you can give me.
Devendra Jalihal
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Jörn Nettingsmeier
Quoted 5 lines · Devendra Jalihal
I am sorry for sending this mail to linux-sound group. It is not very pertinent to this group. But, I don't know where to send it. So, here it goes.
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We have our own implementation of G.723.1 speech compression @ 6.3 kbps (it is a licenced codec and not a free one). I would like to output the compressed bits in .wav format. Can somebody direct me to the site where I can get info about .wav in general and specifically about G.723.1 based .wav? Is there an IETF recommendation on .wav? An RFC? Where can I get info about .wav? Which body makes the .wav standard?
afaik, it's not a standard at all. it's what microsoft uses, so everyone has to use it, too.
chris bagwell's audio file format faq should be useful:
http://home.sprynet.com/~cbagwell/audio.html
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Quoted 10 lines · Devendra Jalihal
I am sorry for sending this mail to linux-sound group. It is not very pertinent to this group. But, I don't know where to send it. So, here it goes.
We have our own implementation of G.723.1 speech compression @ 6.3 kbps (it is a licenced codec and not a free one). I would like to output the compressed bits in .wav format. Can somebody direct me to the site where I can get info about .wav in general and specifically about G.723.1 based .wav? Is there an IETF recommendation on .wav? An RFC? Where can I get info about .wav? Which body makes the .wav standard?
I appreciate that you're looking for any help possible, but it is somewhat of an insult to email an open source project mailling list requesting for help regarding a proprietory project you're working on. Perhaps you'd be better off using your company's resources to acquire said information.
Regards,
Zwane Mwaikambo
Perhaps I should explain. We are not a company. We are a research group of the Indian Institute of Technology working on some ideas to make internet relevant to India. We are a not-for-profit group. I would appreciate any positive inputs you can give. Flames are not very useful. India is a hot country anyway :-)
-Devendra Jalihal
Quoted 26 lines · Zwane Mwaikambo
Quoted 10 lines · Devendra Jalihal
I am sorry for sending this mail to linux-sound group. It is not very pertinent to this group. But, I don't know where to send it. So, here it goes.
We have our own implementation of G.723.1 speech compression @ 6.3 kbps (it is a licenced codec and not a free one). I would like to output the compressed bits in .wav format. Can somebody direct me to the site where I can get info about .wav in general and specifically about G.723.1 based .wav? Is there an IETF recommendation on .wav? An RFC? Where can I get info about .wav? Which body makes the .wav standard?
I appreciate that you're looking for any help possible, but it is somewhat of an insult to email an open source project mailling list requesting for help regarding a proprietory project you're working on. Perhaps you'd be better off using your company's resources to acquire said information.
Regards,
Zwane Mwaikambo-
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