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#41360 - 11/10/2001 06:53 Ogg Vorbis update
Kit
journeyman

Registered: 03/10/2000
Posts: 69
Loc: San Diego, CA US
The following quote is from a developer regarding his work on a Vorbis decoder :

"> Is anyone working on an Ogg Vorbis decoder that uses only integer
> arithmetic? Would it be hard to do?
>
> It will be required at some point (for example, many portable MP3
> players are based on an ARM processor without the floating-point
> coprocessor), but I don't claim that now is the time to start work on
> such a thing. I'm just curious.

I'm currently working on converting libvorbis to fixed point arithmetic.
I've managed to get all the decoding after the MDCT reverse transformation
into 24-bit fixed point, including the windowing.

--
Russell King ([email protected]) The developer of ARM
Linux
http://www.arm.linux.org.uk/personal/aboutme.html
"


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#41361 - 11/10/2001 12:39 Re: Ogg Vorbis update [Re: Kit]
Terminator
old hand

Registered: 12/01/2000
Posts: 1079
Loc: Dallas, TX
Great! I wonder how much ARM will charge for that bit of code though.

Sean


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#41362 - 12/10/2001 16:53 Re: Ogg Vorbis update [Re: Terminator]
altman
carpal tunnel

Registered: 19/05/1999
Posts: 3457
Loc: Palo Alto, CA
Errr, Russell King is not from ARM, he's the ARM-linux supremo (sort of alan cox for ARM, but not welsh).

I would suspect that he'd release it open-source, as that's what he's into. If such a thing comes out and is stable, I suspect that the empeg would get it fairly soon afterwards.

Hugo



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#41363 - 12/10/2001 19:27 Re: Ogg Vorbis update [Re: altman]
Terminator
old hand

Registered: 12/01/2000
Posts: 1079
Loc: Dallas, TX
I saw arm in his email and assumed he was an employee of ARM. It will be nice to have ogg support in the future!

Sean


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