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Java Implementation of Speex

JSpeex is a Java port of the Speex speech codec (a patent-free, Free software audio compression format designed for speech). It provides both the decoder and the encoder in pure Java, as well as a JavaSound SPI.

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  •  31 May 2005 05:59

Release Notes: This release can now deal with Ogg stream containing empty Ogg pages. It properly closes the InputStream at the end of JSpeexEnc.encode.

  •  21 Oct 2004 15:36

Release Notes: A rather important bug that prevented the decoder from properly decoding stereo files has been fixed. Some unit tests have been added to make sure that bug never reappears.

  •  25 Jun 2004 04:51

Release Notes: This version fixes a minor bug in the SPI that meant that not all the SpeexEncodings were recognised by the SpeexAudioFileWriter. This release also adds a couple of freatures to the Speex2PcmAudioInputStream (skip, etc.).

  •  28 Jan 2004 02:56

Release Notes: This version fixes a bug in the calculation of the amount of available data in the audio streams, and adds beta support for Speex wave file decoding.

  •  13 Jan 2004 13:24

Release Notes: Small bugfixes, some new command line options, and synchronization of the code with Speex 1.0.3.

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