EP1245024A1 - Verfahren zur fehlerverschleierung von digitalen audiodaten durch spektrale entzerrung - Google Patents
Verfahren zur fehlerverschleierung von digitalen audiodaten durch spektrale entzerrungInfo
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- the invention relates to a method for decoding digital audio data according to the type of the independent claim.
- DAB Digital Audio Broadcasting
- the audio signals are spectrally shaped during dequantization. This advantageously compensates for errors that occur by estimating how the number of errors Audio spectrum needs to be changed to minimize the impact of these errors. Error concealment therefore takes place.
- the method according to the invention has little additional effort and can be implemented in any audio decoder.
- the fact that the errors are masked individually leads to a sliding quality loss that is otherwise not possible with digital data. This is pleasant for a listener, although he will still notice a loss in quality.
- the values are either loaded from a memory and / or calculated using a processor.
- this uses knowledge with which the stored equalizer values were originally determined, and on the other hand, the equalizer values can be calculated based on the respective one
- the measure of the quality of the digital audio data is compared with threshold values. This means that depending on whether the measure is above predetermined threshold values or not corresponding equalizer values can be set. This enables simple adaptation to a particular error situation. In particular, if the measure indicates a very low number of errors or freedom from errors, the method according to the invention is not used since none
- Error correction is necessary. If the measure indicates a number of errors that is above the largest threshold, i.e. that the error correction no longer offers a remedy, then a muting is activated. This offers the user an optimized error correction depending on the number of errors.
- FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of the method according to the invention and FIG. 2 shows an MPEG-1 Layer II frame.
- DAB is a digital broadcast transmission method, which is particularly suitable for mobile reception, since a distribution of the data to be transmitted to many frequency carriers makes DAB robust against frequency-selective attenuation, since in such a case only a small percentage of the transmitted data suffers from frequency-selective attenuation , It also offers
- DAB Digital Video Broadcasting
- DRM Digital Radio Mondial
- a channel coding that is carried out on the transmission side again adds redundancy to the data, which is reduced by an irrelevance due to a source coding, which is used in the receiver during channel decoding in order to recognize and correct errors in the audio data.
- the redundancy can be used to arithmetically reconstruct the original state of the received data, unless too much data is faulty.
- Such error-correcting codes used here are block codes and convolutional codes.
- Another error detection which is implemented in the source decoding and works by means of a checksum, forms a second stage in order to detect and correct errors.
- a checksum a checksum
- the audio signals are divided into frequency ranges on the transmission side. For each frequency range, the frequency value with the greatest signal power is used as a reference value, for DAB it is referred to as a scale factor. The remaining signal values in this frequency range are normalized to this reference value. This considerably reduces the distance from the smallest signal power to the largest signal power. The reference values are then transmitted to the receiver with the standardized audio data.
- DAB Digital Audio Broadcasting
- CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check
- Error detection for the reference values is used for the method according to the invention. That the number of errors determined in the reference values determines which measure the method according to the invention takes.
- the determined number of errors in the reference values is compared with threshold values. Above or below which threshold the current number of errors lies determines which action is carried out.
- FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of the decoding according to the invention. The method shown runs on a processor, which is the audio decoder.
- the coded audio data 1 are subjected to a block 2, a demultiplexing method and an error detection for reference values.
- DAB data from various radio programs are combined in a data stream to form a multiplex.
- the data belonging to the set radio program are then filtered out of the data stream by means of a demultiplexing method in order to decode this data so that it can be displayed.
- block 2 transfers to block 13 data about the detected errors, namely the number of detected errors.
- a set of equalizer values is loaded in block 13 from a memory which is connected to the audio decoder. For this purpose, different sets of equalizer values are stored in the memory, which are linked to a respective number of errors. The corresponding set of equalizer values is then selected and loaded based on the number of errors.
- the equalizer values can also be calculated using a predetermined equation.
- a set of equalizer values can be loaded from the memory in order to then calculate new sets of equalizer values based on these equalizer values.
- Block 2 transfers the digital audio data to a block 3 via a second output, dequantization of this digital audio data being carried out in block 3 using the selected equalizer coefficients.
- Block 13 is therefore connected via an output to a second input of block 3 in order to transfer the equalizer values to block 3.
- the dequantized data is then transferred from block 3 to block 4, which filters the dequantized data.
- the decoded audio data are then ready for further processing.
- the whole method is implemented on a processor which carries out the audio decoding in a radio receiver.
- FIG 2 an MPEG1 Layer II frame is shown. This frame structure is used in the transmission of DAB.
- the MPEG-1 Layer II frame begins with a frame header 6, followed by a field 7 for frame error detection.
- a checksum is used here, referred to in English as a cyclic redundancy check. If a defective frame has been identified on the basis of the checksum, then the last frame correctly received will replace the frame that is incorrect, or the frame is muted.
- the checksum is designed here so that not all possible errors are recognized. This saves a considerable amount of transmission bandwidth, even if not all errors are recognized.
- the test of a bit sum is characteristic of the checksum, with the content of the audio data being omitted, as is the case with the method according to the invention.
- bit allocation 8 With DAB, as with other digital transmission and recording methods, the audio signals are quantized. A non-linear quantization is carried out using a psychoacoustic quantization curve is placed. Noises that are close in terms of frequency to a sound that stands out from the sound spectrum are no longer perceived by the ear. This is known as the listening threshold. This makes it possible to reduce the data rate by removing those noises that are below the listening threshold from the data.
- the various frequency ranges are also quantized to different degrees, the fineness of the quantization being determined by the fact that the quantization noise is still below the listening limit. This different quantization per frequency range means that different numbers of bits have to be allocated per frequency range. For example, the bit allocation varies between 3 and 16 bits per frequency range.
- a reference value selection is made in the next field 9. It is quite possible that reference values apply to several groups of temporally successive sample values, the reference values having the same or at least very similar signal power values. This has already been explained above. It is therefore not necessary to transmit several reference values for each frequency range if one reference value represents several groups.
- This field 9 now describes which reference values are to be used for which groups of samples for denormalization.
- the reference values themselves are then stored in field 10.
- the actual audio data, which are denormalized with the reference values, are stored in field 11.
- field 12 there are additional data which include information accompanying the program and above all the checksum for the reference values of the following frame.
- a payer is incremented as a measure of the transmission quality per error of a frame and decremented per error-free frame. If this payer is compared with threshold values, it can be estimated whether short-term disturbances only occur or whether they occur more frequently. So a memory function is implemented that takes into account the history of the temporal error rate. If there is a short-term malfunction, the payer will use the payer to determine only a low level of errors, and error concealment measures can be avoided.
- the method thus advantageously shows an inertia that does not take error concealment measures because of isolated errors. However, if the payer rises steadily, error concealment measures must be used in the
- the equalizer values described above are determined, in particular to vaporize higher frequency ranges.
- two payers can be used, which are reset after an optimal reception.
- Reference values can also be combined in groups, the entire group being replaced by stored reference values when an error is detected in a reference value. This leads to a saving of effort.
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