From: Timothy Newsham <newsham@wiliki.eng.hawaii.edu>
Date: Sat, 11 Dec 93 21:17:07 PST
To: jerry@terminus.us.dell.com (Jeremy Porter)
Subject: Re: LPC for speech (fwd)
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> >I'm not sure if a 486 can do the analysis in realtime.  I'm sure
       ^^^^^^^^                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^     ^^^^^^^
> >the 486 could do the analysis in real time.  I have C code for
                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> >LPC that will do synthesis to a file in realtime on a 486 machine.
> >(The code is mostly generic C and will compile on most machines)

> I'm not sure what you mean, it could or couldn't be done on a 486?
> I think that you meant that the compression could not be done in
> realtime but the expansion could?  Or vice versa?

Good one eh?  Sorry for the confusion.   I'm sure the 486 can do *synthesis*
in real time.  I'm not sure it can do *analysis* in real time.

> Jeremy Porter  ------------- Systems Engineering --------
> Dell Computer Corp.   ------ jerry@terminus.us.dell.com ----