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Re: [pygame] Sound format

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Subject: Re: [pygame] Sound format
From: Christian Edelmann <xeniac@xxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2006 13:19:53 +0100
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> By the way, I've heard of a codec called Speex that has a Python 
> extension, http://www.freenet.org.nz/python/pySpeex/ . I thought it 
> might be some kind of synthesizer, which would be neat (I built a little 
> experiment towards one), but it looks like it's really a way to store 
> audio, optimized for voice. Is this something that could have some use 
> for PyGame?

Speex is an optimize Codex vor Speech and Voice. It is a great solution
vor Voice Chat and VoIP solutions. If you want to add a Voice-Comm to
your Game Speex would be a good solution.
The ScummVM Project also supports speex as codec for the speech files.
I tried it out, the compression rate is very good and the audio quality
too.

Christian

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