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Operating System = Microsoft (R) Windows XP Professional ()įileDescription = 3ivx D4 4.5.1 Video for Windows Codec Below is a copy of the error message that Media Player Classic would repot before I changed the preferred audio device
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I have windows XP PRO with SP2 installed. I have gotten Media Player Classic to work by changing from system default sound device to SB Audigy Audio (00200000) and it now works fine, How does one change the system Default Sound Device. Since with ADPCM errors can propagate forever that seems like a really bad thing.I get no sound on any of media player Windows Media Player, CyberLink PowerDVD, Creative Pla圜enter, Nero ETC, when trying to play an avi file. for nibble = 3 and step = 3 we would get with the upper formula If multiplication performance is not an issue, it is possible to carry out the diff calculation with only one non-power-of-2 multiplication and no floating point numbers:ĭiff = ((((signed)nibble+0.5) * step) / 4) * (2 / 2)
#CHANGE CHECKING IMA ADPCM AUDIO CODEC SERIES#
One multiplication per audio sample had a notable impact on program performance, as opposed to the series of branches, additions and logical bit operations. This method was particularly useful back when IMA was implemented on commodity CPUs which were relatively slow at multiplication. Finally, if the sign bit is set, subtract the final diff value from the predictor value otherwise, add the final diff value to the predictor value. If bit 0 is set, add (step / 4 = step SHR 2) to diff. If bit 1 is set, add (step / 2 = step SHR 1) to diff. Thus, if bit 2 of the nibble is set, add step to diff. Since a nibble only carries 4 bits, and those 4 bits are a sign/magnitude number, there are only 3 bits of magnitude information. The first part of the equation can also be simplified. The step / 8 calculation can be expressed as a bit shift right by 3 (step SHR 3). However, some numerical manipulations reveal some useful simplifications:ĭiff = ((step * nibble) + (step / 2)) / 4 It is possible for these values to outrange which could cause undesirable program behavior if unchecked.ĭiff = ((sign/mag.)nibble + 0.5) * step / 4Īt first glance, it appears that this calculation requires floating point operations and an arbitrary (not power-of-2) multiplication. Regarding the step index and predictor calculations: Be sure to saturate the computed step index between 0 and 88 (table limits) and the predictor between -3277 (signed 16-bit number range). Step_index = step_index + ima_index_table Transform each nibble in the stream into a signed, 16-bit PCM sample using the following process: Where each nibble represents both a table index and a sign/magnitude number during the decoding process. For this discussion, imagine the IMA bitstream as a series of nibbles representing a single audio channel: The specific data format will dictate whether the stream is decoded top nibble first or bottom nibble first, and whether there is stereo interleaving within the IMA nibbles. This means that each byte represents 2 IMA nibbles.
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The encoded IMA bitstream is comprised of a series of 4-bit nibbles.