Speex - Revision history

DoesItReallyMatter: New section /* Source code */, has encoding support

2019-02-24T19:55:00Z

New section Source code: , has encoding support

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	{{Codec audio\|mod=speex\|id=spx\|for=[[Ogg]]}}		{{Codec audio\|mod=speex\|encoder=y\|id=spx\|for=[[Ogg]]}}
	{{Website\|Speex\|https://www.speex.org/}}		{{Website\|Speex\|https://www.speex.org/}}
	{{Xiph\|Speex}}		{{Xiph\|Speex}}
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	It supports [[compression]] in a [[lossy]] way. It uses [[CELP]] (Code Excited Linear Prediction) to compress, meaning it takes advantage of the frequency patterns of human speech to efficiently compress data; this also means harmonics that do not follow this pattern will perform poorly (e.g. electronic music). {{VLC}} has supported decoding and encoding Speex since version 0.7.0.		It supports [[compression]] in a [[lossy]] way. It uses [[CELP]] (Code Excited Linear Prediction) to compress, meaning it takes advantage of the frequency patterns of human speech to efficiently compress data; this also means harmonics that do not follow this pattern will perform poorly (e.g. electronic music). {{VLC}} has supported decoding and encoding Speex since version 0.7.0.

			== Source code ==
			* {{VLCSourceFile\|modules/codec/speex.c}}

DoesItReallyMatter: Removing the stub tag: this is a deprecated codec and does not need more information

2019-02-22T08:28:01Z

Removing the stub tag: this is a deprecated codec and does not need more information

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	It supports [[compression]] in a [[lossy]] way. It uses [[CELP]] (Code Excited Linear Prediction) to compress, meaning it takes advantage of the frequency patterns of human speech to efficiently compress data; this also means harmonics that do not follow this pattern will perform poorly (e.g. electronic music). {{VLC}} has supported decoding and encoding Speex since version 0.7.0.		It supports [[compression]] in a [[lossy]] way. It uses [[CELP]] (Code Excited Linear Prediction) to compress, meaning it takes advantage of the frequency patterns of human speech to efficiently compress data; this also means harmonics that do not follow this pattern will perform poorly (e.g. electronic music). {{VLC}} has supported decoding and encoding Speex since version 0.7.0.

	~~{{Stub}}~~

DoesItReallyMatter: Fix layout

2019-02-22T08:26:30Z

Fix layout

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			{{Codec audio\|mod=speex\|id=spx\|for=[[Ogg]]}}
	{{Website\|Speex\|https://www.speex.org/}}		{{Website\|Speex\|https://www.speex.org/}}
	{{Xiph\|Speex}}		{{Xiph\|Speex}}
	{{Open}}		{{Open}}
	~~{{Codec audio\|mod=speex\|id=spx\|for=[[Ogg]]}}~~

	'''Speex''' is a deprecated speech-oriented audio codec designed for use over packet networks (e.g. [[HTTP]], local network use) and [[VoIP]] applications. As of 2013, Speex.org recommends parties consider [[Opus]] instead, calling the Opus codec superior.		'''Speex''' is a deprecated speech-oriented audio codec designed for use over packet networks (e.g. [[HTTP]], local network use) and [[VoIP]] applications. As of 2013, Speex.org recommends parties consider [[Opus]] instead, calling the Opus codec superior.

DoesItReallyMatter: Expand with information adapted (not copied) from https://www.speex.org/docs/manual/speex-manual/

2019-01-31T06:30:33Z

Expand with information adapted (not copied) from https://www.speex.org/docs/manual/speex-manual/

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	{{Website\|Speex\|https://www.speex.org/}}		{{Website\|Speex\|https://www.speex.org/}}
	{{Xiph\|Speex}}		{{Xiph\|Speex}}
	{{Codec audio\|mod=speex\|id=spx}}		{{Open}}
			{{Codec audio\|mod=speex\|id=spx\|for=[[Ogg]]}}

	'''Speex''' is a deprecated speech-oriented audio codec (~~Xiph wiki~~ recommends [[Opus]] instead). {{VLC}} has supported decoding and encoding Speex since version 0.7.0.		'''Speex''' is a deprecated speech-oriented audio codec designed for use over packet networks (e.g. [[HTTP]], local network use) and [[VoIP]] applications. As of 2013, Speex.org recommends parties consider [[Opus]] instead, calling the Opus codec superior.

			It supports [[compression]] in a [[lossy]] way. It uses [[CELP]] (Code Excited Linear Prediction) to compress, meaning it takes advantage of the frequency patterns of human speech to efficiently compress data; this also means harmonics that do not follow this pattern will perform poorly (e.g. electronic music). {{VLC}} has supported decoding and encoding Speex since version 0.7.0.

	{{Stub}}		{{Stub}}

DoesItReallyMatter: Create stub page

2019-01-31T05:55:09Z

Create stub page

New page

{{Website|Speex|https://www.speex.org/}}
{{Xiph|Speex}}
{{Codec audio|mod=speex|id=spx}}

'''Speex''' is a deprecated speech-oriented audio codec (Xiph wiki recommends [[Opus]] instead). {{VLC}} has supported decoding and encoding Speex since version 0.7.0.

{{Stub}}