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There is a LC3 sample binary file on BluetoothSIG working group which can be used to verify the correctness.
I found that inputs of the CLI tool are different from this API, this made me hard to verify it.
In this library, the encoder and decoder should pass byte_count argument into run method. That's mean compress a frame duration data into byte_count size. But the CLI tool only can be provided a target bit rate, and it would try to reach the bit rate.
Because of this difference, I don't know how to use that tool decode the data encoded by this API.
Would you have any idea about it?
I found the branch name "sneak_peek". Where can I found the source of it?
Regards
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Hi @loginerrort.
The codec was verified by the author. The verification code is not part of this sneak peek branch though.
Unfortunately I can't provide you support on how you could verify it on your own.
You can find more background for this repo/branch here: #1 (comment)
Hi @aescolar ,
There is a LC3 sample binary file on BluetoothSIG working group which can be used to verify the correctness.
I found that inputs of the CLI tool are different from this API, this made me hard to verify it.
In this library, the encoder and decoder should pass
byte_count
argument intorun
method. That's mean compress a frame duration data intobyte_count
size. But the CLI tool only can be provided a target bit rate, and it would try to reach the bit rate.Because of this difference, I don't know how to use that tool decode the data encoded by this API.
Would you have any idea about it?
I found the branch name "sneak_peek". Where can I found the source of it?
Regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: