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Author SHA1 Message Date
Kevin P. Fleming 04a10c145b go back to including libresample in the main Asterisk binary, but this time including a small hack to ensure that it does get linked in (and also modify the strip_nonapi script to leave the resample_<foo> symbols alone)
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2008-01-02 14:05:30 +00:00
Russell Bryant 78f4b28552 Instead of linking libresample into the main Asterisk binary, build it as
res_resample, and mark codec_resample as dependent upon res_resample.  This
prevents the linker from optimizing away libresample, and also makes it so the
libresample code isn't linked in to multiple places.  (I have another module
in a branch that needs it, too.)


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2008-01-02 01:00:44 +00:00
Russell Bryant 21cb767db7 Merge changes from team/russell/codec_resample
This commit imports libresample for use in Asterisk.  It also adds a new codec
module, codec_resample.  This module uses libresample to re-sample signed linear
audio between 8 kHz and 16 kHz.

It also provides an alternative for converting between 16 kHz G.722 and 8 kHz
signed linear when using G.722, which will likely be useful as some people have
complained about volume issues when the current codec_g722 converts to 8 kHz 
signed linear.  But, to test this, you will have to disable the g722-to-slin and
g722-to-slin16 translators in codec_g722.c.


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2007-12-31 21:22:31 +00:00