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AAC LD

Overview

The MPEG-4 Low Delay Audio Coder (AAC-LD) combines the advantages of perceptual audio coding with low delay necessary for two way communication. The main requirements are an algorithmic delay of no more than 20 ms and high audio quality for both speech and music. In this way, the AAC LD coding scheme bridges the gap between speech and audio coding schemes. Compared to known speech codecs, the AAC LD codec is capable of coding both music and speech signals with high quality. Unlike speech coders, the achieved coding quality scales up with bitrate.

Features

  • Fully compliant to the ISO MPEG-4 Low Delay codec standard
  • Profiles supported: LC, LD, LTP
  • Low CPU usage and memory footprint
  • Sampling rates from 8 to 96 kHz (compared to 48 kHz for MP3)
  • Bit rates from 8 Kbps to 576 Kbps for mono and from 16 Kbps to 1152 Kbps for stereo signal
  • TI C6xx version is fully XDAIS-compliant (including parent/child support for paging tables)
  • Code is reentrant, supports multithreading and dynamic memory allocation

Benefits

  • Highly optimized code ideal for resource constrained applications
  • Easy integration and fast time-to-market
  • Increases channel capacity and reduces power consumption
  • Wide application area





IF YOU ARE DESIGNING:

  • Digital Audio Players
  • Digital Media Broadcasting
  • Portable Players
  • Wireless Audio

look at

SPIRIT Audio Engine



AVAILABILITY

  • TI TMS320C6xx
  • ARM
  • MIPS