Patent classifications
G10L2019/001
Rate convertor
Embodiments of the invention may be used to implement a rate converter that includes: 6 channels in forward (audio) path, each channel having a 24-bit signal path per channel, an End-to-end SNR of 110 dB, all within the 20 Hz to 20 KHz bandwidth. Embodiment may also be used to implement a rate converter having: 2 channels in a reverse path, such as for voice signals, 16-bit signal path per channel, an End-to-end SNR of 93 dB, all within 20 Hz to 20 KHz bandwidth. The rate converter may include sample rates such as 8, 11.025, 12, 16, 22.05, 24, 32 44.1, 48, and 96 KHz. Further, rate converters according to embodiments may include a gated clock in low-power mode to conserve power.
Audio encoding/decoding based on an efficient representation of auto-regressive coefficients
An encoder for encoding a parametric spectral representation (f) of auto-regressive coefficients that partially represent an audio signal. The encoder includes a low-frequency encoder configured to quantize elements of a part of the parametric spectral representation that correspond to a low-frequency part of the audio signal. It also includes a high-frequency encoder configured to encode a high-frequency part (f.sup.H) of the parametric spectral representation (f) by weighted averaging based on the quantized elements ({circumflex over (f)}.sup.L) flipped around a quantized mirroring frequency ({circumflex over (f)}.sub.m), which separates the low-frequency part from the high-frequency part, and a frequency grid determined from a frequency grid codebook in a closed-loop search procedure. Described are also a corresponding decoder, corresponding encoding/decoding methods and UEs including such an encoder/decoder.
RATE CONVERTOR
Embodiments of the invention may be used to implement a rate converter that includes: 6 channels in forward (audio) path, each channel having a 24-bit signal path per channel, an End-to-end SNR of 110 dB, all within the 20 Hz to 20 KHz bandwidth. Embodiment may also be used to implement a rate converter having: 2 channels in a reverse path, such as for voice signals, 16-bit signal path per channel, an End-to-end SNR of 93 dB, all within 20 Hz to 20 KHz bandwidth. The rate converter may include sample rates such as 8, 11.025, 12, 16, 22.05, 24, 32 44.1, 48, and 96 KHz. Further, rate converters according to embodiments may include a gated clock in low-power mode to conserve power.
Audio Encoding/Decoding based on an Efficient Representation of Auto-Regressive Coefficients
An encoder for encoding a parametric spectral representation () of auto-regressive coefficients that partially represent an audio signal. The encoder includes a low-frequency encoder configured to quantize elements of a part of the parametric spectral representation that correspond to a low-frequency part of the audio signal. It also includes a high-frequency encoder configured to encode a high-frequency part (.sup.H) of the parametric spectral representation () by weighted averaging based on the quantized elements ({circumflex over ()}.sup.L) flipped around a quantized mirroring frequency ({circumflex over ()}.sub.m), which separates the low-frequency part from the high-frequency part, and a frequency grid determined from a frequency grid codebook in a closed-loop search procedure. Described are also a corresponding decoder, corresponding encoding/decoding methods and UEs including such an encoder/decoder.
Information processing device and information processing method
Provided is an information processing device that includes a detection unit and a control execution unit. The detection unit detects discontinuous points where a signal level of an input signal is discontinuous. The control execution unit performs predetermined control on a loss section that is a section between a first discontinuous point and a second discontinuous point detected by the detection unit. The predetermined control has a control start position at a point in time before the first discontinuous point by a first period and a control end position at a point in time after the second discontinuous point by a second period.