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that implements the MPEG Advanced Audio Coding ("AAC") encoding and decoding
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AAC's HE-AAC and HE-AAC v2 versions are regarded as today's most efficient
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/**************************** AAC decoder library ******************************
Author(s): Matthias Hildenbrand
Description: USAC ACELP frame decoder
*******************************************************************************/
#ifndef USACDEC_ACELP_H
#define USACDEC_ACELP_H
#include "common_fix.h"
#include "FDK_bitstream.h"
#include "usacdec_const.h"
#include "usacdec_rom.h"
//#define ENHANCED_TCX_TD_CONCEAL_ENABLE
/** Structure which holds the ACELP internal persistent memory */
typedef struct {
FIXP_DBL old_exc_mem[PIT_MAX_MAX + L_INTERPOL];
FIXP_DBL old_syn_mem[M_LP_FILTER_ORDER]; /* synthesis filter states */
FIXP_SGL A[M_LP_FILTER_ORDER];
INT A_exp;
FIXP_DBL gc_threshold;
FIXP_DBL de_emph_mem;
FIXP_SGL past_gpit;
FIXP_DBL past_gcode;
USHORT old_T0;
UCHAR old_T0_frac;
FIXP_DBL deemph_mem_wsyn;
FIXP_DBL wsyn_rms;
SHORT seed_ace;
} CAcelpStaticMem;
/** Structure which holds the parameter data needed to decode one ACELP frame.
*/
typedef struct {
UCHAR
acelp_core_mode; /**< mean excitation energy index for whole ACELP frame
*/
UCHAR mean_energy; /**< acelp core mode for whole ACELP frame */
USHORT T0[NB_SUBFR];
UCHAR T0_frac[NB_SUBFR];
UCHAR ltp_filtering_flag[NB_SUBFR]; /**< controlls whether LTP postfilter is
active for each ACELP subframe */
SHORT icb_index[NB_SUBFR]
[8]; /**< innovative codebook index for each ACELP subframe */
UCHAR gains[NB_SUBFR]; /**< gain index for each ACELP subframe */
} CAcelpChannelData;
/**
* \brief Read the acelp_coding() bitstream part.
* \param[in] hBs bitstream handle to read data from.
* \param[out] acelpData pointer to structure to store the parsed data of one
* ACELP frame.
* \param[in] acelp_core_mode the ACELP core mode index.
* \param[in] coreCoderFrameLength length of core coder frame (1024|768)
*/
INT CLpd_AcelpRead(HANDLE_FDK_BITSTREAM hBs, CAcelpChannelData *acelpData,
INT acelp_core_mode, INT i_offset, INT coreCoderFrameLength);
/**
* \brief Initialization of memory before one LPD frame is decoded
* \param[out] synth_buf synthesis buffer to be initialized, exponent = SF_SYNTH
* \param[in] old_synth past synthesis of previous LPD frame, exponent =
* SF_SYNTH
* \param[out] synth_buf_fb fullband synthesis buffer to be initialized,
* exponent = SF_SYNTH
* \param[in] old_synth_fb past fullband synthesis of previous LPD frame,
* exponent = SF_SYNTH
* \param[out] pitch vector where decoded pitch lag values are stored
* \param[in] old_T_pf past pitch lag values of previous LPD frame
* \param[in] samplingRate sampling rate for pitch lag offset calculation
* \param[out] i_offset pitch lag offset for the decoding of the pitch lag
* \param[in] coreCoderFrameLength length of core coder frame (1024|768)
*/
void Acelp_PreProcessing(FIXP_DBL *synth_buf, FIXP_DBL *old_synth, INT *pitch,
INT *old_T_pf, FIXP_DBL *pit_gain,
FIXP_DBL *old_gain_pf, INT samplingRate, INT *i_offset,
INT coreCoderFrameLength, INT synSfd,
INT nbSubfrSuperfr);
/**
* \brief Save tail of buffers for the initialization of the next LPD frame
* \param[in] synth_buf synthesis of current LPD frame, exponent = SF_SYNTH
* \param[out] old_synth memory where tail of fullband synth_buf is stored,
* exponent = SF_SYNTH
* \param[in] synth_buf_fb fullband synthesis of current LPD frame, exponent =
* SF_SYNTH
* \param[out] old_synth_fb memory where tail of fullband synth_buf is stored,
* exponent = SF_SYNTH
* \param[in] pitch decoded pitch lag values of current LPD frame
* \param[out] old_T_pf memory where last SYN_SFD pitch lag values are stored
*/
void Acelp_PostProcessing(FIXP_DBL *synth_buf, FIXP_DBL *old_synth, INT *pitch,
INT *old_T_pf, INT coreCoderFrameLength, INT synSfd,
INT nbSubfrSuperfr);
/**
* \brief Decode one ACELP frame (three or four ACELP subframes with 64 samples
* each)
* \param[in,out] acelp_mem pointer to ACELP memory structure
* \param[in] i_offset pitch lag offset
* \param[in] lsp_old LPC filter in LSP domain corresponding to previous frame
* \param[in] lsp_new LPC filter in LSP domain corresponding to current frame
* \param[in] stab_fac stability factor constrained by 0<=stab_fac<=1.0,
* exponent = SF_STAB
* \param[in] acelpData pointer to struct with data which is needed for decoding
* one ACELP frame
* \param[out] synth ACELP output signal
* \param[out] pT four decoded pitch lag values
* \param[in] coreCoderFrameLength length of core coder frame (1024|768)
*/
void CLpd_AcelpDecode(CAcelpStaticMem *acelp_mem, INT i_offset,
const FIXP_LPC lsp_old[M_LP_FILTER_ORDER],
const FIXP_LPC lsp_new[M_LP_FILTER_ORDER],
FIXP_SGL stab_fac, CAcelpChannelData *acelpData,
INT numLostSubframes, int lastLpcLost, int frameCnt,
FIXP_DBL synth[], int pT[], FIXP_DBL *pit_gain,
INT coreCoderFrameLength);
/**
* \brief Reset ACELP internal memory.
* \param[out] acelp_mem pointer to ACELP memory structure
*/
void CLpd_AcelpReset(CAcelpStaticMem *acelp_mem);
/**
* \brief Initialize ACELP internal memory in case of FAC before ACELP decoder
* is called
* \param[in] synth points to end+1 of past valid synthesis signal, exponent =
* SF_SYNTH
* \param[in] last_lpd_mode last lpd mode
* \param[in] last_last_lpd_mode lpd mode before last_lpd_mode
* \param[in] A_new LP synthesis filter coeffs corresponding to last frame,
* exponent = SF_A_COEFFS
* \param[in] A_old LP synthesis filter coeffs corresponding to the frame before
* last frame, exponent = SF_A_COEFFS
* \param[in,out] acelp_mem pointer to ACELP memory structure
* \param[in] coreCoderFrameLength length of core coder frame (1024|768)
*/
void CLpd_AcelpPrepareInternalMem(const FIXP_DBL *synth, UCHAR last_lpd_mode,
UCHAR last_last_lpd_mode,
const FIXP_LPC *A_new, const INT A_new_exp,
const FIXP_LPC *A_old, const INT A_old_exp,
CAcelpStaticMem *acelp_mem,
INT coreCoderFrameLength, INT clearOldExc,
UCHAR lpd_mode);
/**
* \brief Calculate zero input response (zir) of the acelp synthesis filter
* \param[in] A LP synthesis filter coefficients, exponent = SF_A_COEFFS
* \param[in,out] acelp_mem pointer to ACELP memory structure
* \param[in] length length of zir
* \param[out] zir pointer to zir output buffer, exponent = SF_SYNTH
*/
void CLpd_Acelp_Zir(const FIXP_LPC A[], const INT A_exp,
CAcelpStaticMem *acelp_mem, const INT length,
FIXP_DBL zir[], int doDeemph);
/**
* \brief Borrow static excitation memory from ACELP decoder
* \param[in] acelp_mem pointer to ACELP memory structure
* \param[in] length number of requested FIXP_DBL values
* \return pointer to requested memory
*
* The caller has to take care not to overwrite valid memory areas.
* During TCX/FAC calculations and before CLpd_AcelpPrepareInternalMem() is
* called, the following memory size is available:
* - 256 samples in case of ACELP -> TCX20 -> ACELP transition
* - PIT_MAX_MAX+L_INTERPOL samples in all other cases
*/
FIXP_DBL *CLpd_ACELP_GetFreeExcMem(CAcelpStaticMem *acelp_mem, INT length);
void CLpd_TcxTDConceal(CAcelpStaticMem *acelp_mem, SHORT *pitch,
const FIXP_LPC lsp_old[M_LP_FILTER_ORDER],
const FIXP_LPC lsp_new[M_LP_FILTER_ORDER],
const FIXP_SGL stab_fac, INT numLostSubframes,
FIXP_DBL synth[], INT coreCoderFrameLength,
UCHAR last_tcx_noise_factor);
inline SHORT E_UTIL_random(SHORT *seed) {
*seed = (SHORT)((((LONG)*seed * (LONG)31821) >> 1) + (LONG)13849);
return (*seed);
}
#endif /* USACDEC_ACELP_H */