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doc/Codec-utils: clarify lack of DHF in gsmfr-decode-rb
author Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org>
date Mon, 20 May 2024 01:47:22 +0000
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62 oriented bit-exact work. 62 oriented bit-exact work.
63 63
64 * There is a new utility named gsmfr-decode-rb, where rb stands for "raw basic". 64 * There is a new utility named gsmfr-decode-rb, where rb stands for "raw basic".
65 This utility emits "robe" output like gsmfr-decode-r, but it performs only 65 This utility emits "robe" output like gsmfr-decode-r, but it performs only
66 "basic" GSM 06.10 decoding, without the Rx DTX preprocessor step. BFI frame 66 "basic" GSM 06.10 decoding, without the Rx DTX preprocessor step. BFI frame
67 gaps in input are not allowed, and there is no SID detection. 67 gaps in input are not allowed, and there is no SID or DHF detection.
68 68
69 Standalone command line utilities for AMR codec 69 Standalone command line utilities for AMR codec
70 =============================================== 70 ===============================================
71 71
72 As described above, gsm[e]fr-encode and gsm[e]fr-decode were modeled after 72 As described above, gsm[e]fr-encode and gsm[e]fr-decode were modeled after