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Speech coding sources: filters

ligoban
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In the Speech coding source code there is USC_Modes structure defined. This structure has 2 filter on/off flags: high pass filter and post filter. Where can I get more information about this filters (cutoff frequency etc.)? I wish not to read the source very deep.

Thanks.

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Vyacheslav_Baranniko
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USC is a wrapper interface for various speech codecssome of which optionally may dopre- and post- filtering, like for example ITU G729, G723.1codecs.Thesemodes/flags are not USC specific rather a specific flag of the codec underneath and may not be supported by some USC codec.

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ligoban
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Thank you.

The other question: I need to amplify speech frequencies (1 kHz - 3 kHz). Are filters of 729 and 723 vocoders suitable for it? I mean what is the cutoff frequency for vocoders that supports high-pass filtering?

Does the postfiltering operation the same as described in the ITU recomendations?

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ligoban
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Still got no response :(
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Vyacheslav_Baranniko
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The G729high pass filters cutoff =140 Hz for encoder (pre-processing, ITU G.729, 3.1) and 100 Hz for decoder (4.2.5).

G723.1 high pass filtercutoff is small <7 Hz, basicallyDC removal.

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