I know that someone called Boyd Ebsworthy <bebsworthy@entreview.com> wrote Java bindings to the C-based libspeex quite a while ago (it was originally also called JSpeex, and I think it predated my project but I only found out about it afterwards).
It's mentionned on the www.speex.org website, although the link appears broken. I have no idea if it still exists, but it certainly proves that you can use JNI to encode/decode Speex.
Good luck
Marc
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I saw a fixed point version of speex in other newsgroup. Is jspeex run in floating point or fixed point ?
I am writing a sound(mic) recording software for my PDA so I want to use fixed point version.
JSpeex is floating point. If you want to use Speex on a PDA, then I would suggest using a native encoder, for optimal performance.
Thanks Marc. Do you think it is feasible to write in JNI ? I just learn JAVA about 6 months and knows nothing about VC++ (or eVC++ for PDA).
Hi,
I know that someone called Boyd Ebsworthy <bebsworthy@entreview.com> wrote Java bindings to the C-based libspeex quite a while ago (it was originally also called JSpeex, and I think it predated my project but I only found out about it afterwards).
It's mentionned on the www.speex.org website, although the link appears broken. I have no idea if it still exists, but it certainly proves that you can use JNI to encode/decode Speex.
Good luck
Marc