Sebastien said "The problem with the need for power is that imho codec2
has become too heavy to run on simple platforms. this should be
improved, instead of throwing ever more powerful cpus and ASICs to an
algorithm."
I disagree !
I beleive you will get left behind in history with that thinking.
To have codec2 FreeDV catch on and displace other digital audio and data
modes, it needs to compete .
And it cannot compete with old ideas and ways.
At some point, you need to draw a line with everything being open source.
You are using a AMD or Intel CPU to compile, are you not ? Why dont you
go and get some sand from the beach, make some wafers and make your own
CPU. Etc. Where do you draw the line?
On 24/07/2020 11:12 pm, Sebastien F4GRX wrote:
The problem with the need for power is that imho codec2 has become too
heavy to run on simple platforms. this should be improved, instead of
throwing ever more powerful cpus and ASICs to an algorithm.
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