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If you are recording 8bit audio from a telephone, then it is probably encoded in G711 A-law or Mu-law which is not pure PCM. If such is the case, decode the 8bit G711 into 16 bit PCM.
2006-10-02 17:35:47 UTC in Java Implementation of Speex
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I'm not sure I understand what you want.
If you want to use PCM 8bit 8kHZ why do you want to use speex? Speex is an audio compression algorithm and used to compress audio so where is the problem in using 16bit PCM? Speex is 10 times smaller then 16bit PCM so why settle for a factor 2 using 8bit PCM? For that matter have you ever listened to 8bit 8kHz PCM, the quality is awful, and speex won't...
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