Re: Compressing Voice Sound.
- From: "Boki" <bokiteam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2005 20:36:03 +0800
Of course not new chip. :)
No, no idea yet.... the one is my 12bit 1-V sigma-delta modulator ......
many problems there :p
Good, 4KHz.
Telephone quality is enough, when I speed up my Bluetooth transmission and
then I will select in advance.
Any suggestion codec? Just have a look/reference : )
I hope the data rate is as small as possible...
Best regards,
Boki.
"Pooh Bear" <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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>
> Boki wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>> I am newbie.
>
> Uhuh ! ;-)
>
>> I have a image sensor, and I am sending continuosly jpg picture to client
>> via Bluetooth.
>> Now, I want to add voice sound.
>>
>> Q1: Should I add new chip ? or just mic component only ? ( not high
>> quality
>> use, just record voice )
>
> New 'chip' ? I dunno. What kind of chip did you have in mind ? Any
> examples -
> such as ones you've been considering ? Please elaborate.
>
>> Q2: What the bandwidth do I need? ( it seems a straming protocol ... my
>> god.. huge work... could you please advice a simple way ? )
>
> Telephone quality bandwidth - good enough ? - is a mere 4kHz. The data
> rate
> shouldn't be especially problematical ( particularly if you use a codec to
> reduce the data rate ).
>
> Graham
>
.
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