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Issue 2592913003: Convert CRLF to unix newlines in resources/audio_coding/READ.ME (Closed)

Patch Set: _ Created 4 years ago

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1 Test files for Audio Coding Module	1 Test files for Audio Coding Module

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3 testfile32kHz.pcm - mono speech file samples at 32 kHz	3 testfile32kHz.pcm - mono speech file samples at 32 kHz

4 teststereo32kHz.pcm - stereo speech file samples at 32 kHz	4 teststereo32kHz.pcm - stereo speech file samples at 32 kHz

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6 Test and reference vectors to verify correct execution of PacketCable	6 Test and reference vectors to verify correct execution of PacketCable

7 iLBC Fixed Point Reference Code	7 iLBC Fixed Point Reference Code

8	8

9 Version 1.0.6	9 Version 1.0.6

10 Format: all .INP and .OUT files contain 16 bit sampled data using the	10 Format: all .INP and .OUT files contain 16 bit sampled data using the

11 Intel (PC) format. The .BIT files are stored in the appropriate byte	11 Intel (PC) format. The .BIT files are stored in the appropriate byte

12 sequence (big-endian format).	12 sequence (big-endian format).

13	13

14 *.INP - input files	14 *.INP - input files

15 *.BIT20 - bit stream files 20 ms mode	15 *.BIT20 - bit stream files 20 ms mode

16 *.OUT20 - output files 20 ms mode (on a channel without packet loss)	16 *.OUT20 - output files 20 ms mode (on a channel without packet loss)

17 *.BIT30 - bit stream files 30 ms mode	17 *.BIT30 - bit stream files 30 ms mode

18 *.OUT30 - output files 30 ms mode (on a channel without packet loss)	18 *.OUT30 - output files 30 ms mode (on a channel without packet loss)

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