Hi
Thanks for replying...I dowloaded aac file from the above link u
specified and tried to run test_omx_client(opencore) built on linux
with below command line option.
./test_omx_client ~/Desktop/Reed.aac -o ~/Desktop/out.wav -c aac -t
11 11 -l
and i got following error..
Starting test 11
Also logfile says the Configuration data could not be read and the
input file is in wrong format.
On Feb 2, 6:30 pm, jaanda wrote:
> Hi
>
> Thanks for replying...I dowloaded aac file from the above link u
> specified and tried to run test_omx_client(opencore) built on linux
> with below c
Yes the mp3 file passes all the tests for the above test app..I have
even wowked with other decoders in opencore..SO its definitely not
problem with test app..Infact the test document says they need
customised input stream generated by dymp_aac.exe(win32
app)..Unfortunately im not able to find it..
@Deva R, could you explain in detail.
I'm very new to opencore, I want to decode AMR to wav or raw samples.
any pointers on proper usage test_omx_client to decode amr to wav will
be appreciated.
Regards
sepd
On Feb 3, 7:36 pm, Deva R wrote:
> > Infact the test document says they need
> > cust
sorry, i dont have ready hints.
how about mp3 - is it passing with this test app? (to rule out test
procedure issue)
also, whats the observation if you play aac from music app?
On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 7:03 PM, jaanda wrote:
> Also logfile says the Configuration data could not be read and the
> i
> Infact the test document says they need
> customised input stream generated by dymp_aac.exe(win32
> app)..Unfortunately im not able to find it..
probably, input should be in (config-header+raw aac stream) without
any file header or container.
most of the codec tests will expect input in that for
