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Speex is an
audio compression codec specifically tuned for the
reproduction of
human speech and also a free
software speech codec that may be used on...
- most of
which have a separate,
active group of developers.
These include Speex, an
audio codec designed for speech, and FLAC, a
lossless audio codec. The...
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TeamSpeak (TS) is a
proprietary voice-over-Internet
Protocol (VoIP)
application service for
audio communication between users on a chat channel, much like...
- improvements.
Speex – Low
bitrate compression,
primarily voice;
developed by Xiph.Org Foundation.
Deprecated in
favour of Opus
according to www.
speex.org. CELT...
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specifications of Ogg
encapsulations for
other Xiph.Org
codecs including Theora,
Speex, FLAC and Opus.
VorbisComment is the
simplest and most
widely supported...
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supports the GSM Full Rate codec[citation needed] and used to
support the
Speex codec,
which Ventrilo 4.0.0
replaced with the Opus codec.
Ventrilo is sometimes...
- Codec. (Flash
Player 10
released in 2008 also
supports the open
source Speex codec.) FLV
files also
support uncompressed audio or
ADPCM format audio...
- low-complexity
enough for low-end
embedded processors. Opus
replaces both
Vorbis and
Speex for new applications, and
several blind listening tests have
ranked it higher-quality...
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metadata information.
Vorbis and
Speex feature gapless support through the Ogg layer. The
reference implementation of
Speex did not
initially ship with gapless...
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software under the GPL-3.0-or-later license.
Speex/8000 (narrowband),
Speex/16000 (wideband), and
Speex/32000 (ultra-wideband) Opus G.711
family codec...
