EP2126904A1 - Audio encoding method and device - Google Patents
Audio encoding method and deviceInfo
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- the present invention relates to a method and an audio coding device. It applies, in particular, coding enriched all or part of the audio spectrum, especially for transmission over a computer network, for example Internet, or storage on a digital information carrier.
- This method and device can be integrated into any system for compressing and decompressing an audio signal on all hardware platforms.
- audio compression the bit rate is often reduced by limiting the bandwidth of the audio signal. Generally only low frequencies are retained because the human ear has a better resolution and spectral sensitivity in low frequency than in high frequency. Typically, only the low frequencies of the signal are kept, so that the data rate to be transferred is even lower.
- the invention relates to a method for encoding a signal comprising at least the following steps:
- the filter is obtained by dividing member to member of a function of the coefficients of a Fourier transform applied on the one hand to the portion of the signal original and secondly to the corresponding portion of the signal obtained by broadening the spectrum of the limited signal.
- Fourier transforms of different sizes are used to obtain a plurality of filters corresponding to each size used.
- the generated filter corresponding to a choice among the plurality of filters obtained by comparing the original signal, and the signal obtained by applying the filter to the signal obtained by broadening the spectrum of the limited signal.
- the choice is extended to a collection of predetermined time filters.
- the frequency-limited signal being encoded for transmission, the generation of the filter is made from the signal obtained by decoding and broadening the spectrum of the encoded limited signal and the original signal.
- the invention also relates to a method for decoding a signal comprising at least the following steps:
- a step of obtaining a reconstructed signal by convolution of the extended signal with the received temporal filter a step of obtaining a reconstructed signal by convolution of the extended signal with the received temporal filter.
- a filter reduced in size from the generated filter is used in place of this filter generated in the step of obtaining a reconstructed signal.
- the choice to use a reduced size filter in place of the generated filter is according to the capabilities of the decoder.
- the invention also relates to a device for encoding a signal comprising at least:
- the invention also relates to a device for decoding a signal comprising at least the following means:
- means for receiving a transmitted signal characterized in that it further comprises:
- means for obtaining an extended signal by broadening the spectrum of the decoded signal means for obtaining a reconstructed signal by convolution of the extended signal with the received temporal filter.
- the invention also relates to a signal comprising a frequency-limited audio signal representing a frequency limited version of an original audio signal, characterized in that it furthermore comprises generation data of a temporal filter allowing the reconstruction of a signal close to the original signal when applied to an extended frequency version of the frequency-limited audio signal contained in the signal.
- Fig. 1 represents the general architecture of the encoding method of an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Fig. 2 represents the general architecture of the decoding method of the exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Fig. 3 represents the architecture of an embodiment of the encoder.
- Fig. 4 represents the architecture of an embodiment of the decoder.
- Fig. 1 represents the encoding method generally.
- the signal 101 is the source signal to be encoded, this signal is then the original signal not limited in frequency.
- Step 102 represents a frequency-limiting step of the signal 101.
- This frequency limitation can, for example, be achieved by subsampling of the signal 101 previously filtered by a low-pass filter. Subsampling consists of keeping only one sample on a set of samples and to remove the other samples from the signal. A sub-sampling of a factor "n" where a sample is kept on n makes it possible to obtain a signal whose width of the spectrum will be divided by n. n is here a natural integer.
- a rational ratio q / p it is preferable to start with oversampling in order to not lose spectral content.
- a frequency change of a non-rational ratio one can search for the nearest rational fraction and proceed as above.
- Other methods of limiting the spectrum of the input signal 101 can also be used as filter-based methods.
- the resulting signal which we will call the frequency-limited signal, is then encoded in step 106.
- Any audio encoding or compression means can be used here as, for example, an encoding according to PCM, ADPCM or other.
- This frequency-limited signal will be supplied to the multiplexer 108 for transmission to the decoder.
- the signal limited in frequency and encoded at the output of the compression module 106 is also provided at the input of a decoding module 107.
- This module performs the inverse operation of the encoding module 106 and makes it possible to construct a limited version of the signal. frequency identical to the version to which the decoder will have access when it also performs this operation of decoding the limited signal and encoded it will receive.
- the limited signal thus decoded is then restored to the original spectral extent by a frequency-widening module 103.
- This frequency widening may, for example, consist of a simple oversampling of the input signal by the insertion of zero-valued samples between the samples of the input signal.
- This extended frequency signal from the frequency-widening module 103 is then supplied to a filter generation module 104.
- This filter generation module 104 also receives the original signal 101 and calculates a time filter allowing, when it is applied to the extended signal from the frequency-widening module 103, to shape it to approach the original signal.
- the filter thus calculated is then supplied to the multiplexer 108 after an optional compression step 105.
- Fig. 2 generally represents the corresponding decoding method.
- the decoder therefore receives the signal from the multiplexer 108 of the encoder. It demultiplexes it to obtain on the one hand the encoded frequency limited signal, called SIb, and the coefficients of the filter F, contained in the transmitted signal.
- SIb is then decoded by a decoding or decompression module 202 which is functionally equivalent to the module 107 of FIG. 1.
- the signal is frequency-expanded by module 203 operably equivalent to module 103 of FIG. 1. A decoded and extended version of the signal is thus obtained.
- the coefficients of the filter F are decoded if they had been encoded or compressed by a decompression module 201, and the filter obtained is applied to the extended time signal in a signal conditioning module 204. then an output signal close to the original signal.
- This treatment is simple to implement because of the temporal nature of the filter to be applied to the signal for fitness.
- the transmitted filter and thus applied during the reconstruction of the signal, is transmitted periodically and changes over time.
- This filter is adapted to a portion of the signal to which it applies. It is thus possible to calculate for each signal portion a time filter particularly adapted according to the dynamic spectral characteristics of this portion of signal. In particular, it is possible to have several types of time filter generators and to select for each portion of signal the filter giving the best result for this portion. This is possible because the filter generation module has on the one hand the original signal and on the other hand the extended signal as it will be reconstructed by the decoder, so it is able, in the case where it is generated by several different filters, to compare the signal obtained by application of each filter to the extended signal portion and the original signal which is to approach closer. This method of filter generation is therefore not limited to choosing a type of filter determined for the whole signal but allows to change the type of filter according to the characteristics of each portion of signal.
- This signal is then encoded, for example by a method of PCM ("Puise Code Modulation") type, by the module 311 which will then be compressed, for example by an ADPCM the module 312. This gives the subsampled signal containing the low frequencies of the original signal 301. This signal is sent to the multiplexer 314 to be transmitted to the decoder.
- PCM Peise Code Modulation
- this signal is transmitted to a decoding module 313.
- This signal which will be used for the generation of the filter F will thus allow to take into account the artifacts resulting from these phases of coding and decoding, compression and decompression.
- This signal is then extended in frequency by inserting n-1 zeros between each sample of the time signal in the module 303. In this way, a signal of the same spectral extent as the original signal is reconstructed. According to the Nyquist theorem, we obtain a n-order spectrum folding.
- the signal is downsampled from an order 2 to the encoding and oversampled from an order 2 to the decoding.
- the spectrum is duplicated "mirrored" by axial symmetry in the frequency domain.
- a Fourier transform is performed on the frequency-extended time signal from the module 303.
- a sliding fast Fourier transform is performed on working windows of given and variable sizes. These sizes are typically 128, 256, 512 samples but can be of any size, even if powers of two will be used to simplify the calculations.
- a same Fourier transform calculation is performed on the original signal in the module 306.
- a member-to-member division 305 is then performed between the modules of the Fourier transform coefficients obtained by the steps 304 and 306 to generate by inverse Fourier transforms temporal filters of sizes proportional to those of the windows used, ie 128, 256 or 512.
- This step therefore generates several filters of different sizes among which we will have to choose the filter finally used. It will be seen that this selection step is performed by the module 309. Since the coefficients of the ratio between the spectra are real symmetrical in the frequency space, the equivalent filter F is then, in the time domain, real and symmetrical.
- This property of symmetry can be used to transmit only half of the coefficients, the other being deduced by symmetry.
- Obtaining a symmetrical real filter also makes it possible to reduce the number of operations necessary during the convolution of the received signal extended by the filter in the decoder.
- Other embodiments make it possible to obtain real unsymmetrical filters. For example, if the temporal signal in a working window is frequency-limited, it is advantageous to iteratively determine the parameters of an infinite impulse response filter, Chebychev low-pass from the spectra from steps 304 and 306. and the cutoff frequency of the window.
- a module 308 will offer other types of filters.
- it can offer linear, cubic or other filters. Indeed, these filters are known to allow oversampling.
- the module 308 therefore contains an arbitrary number of such filters that can be used.
- the choice module 309 will therefore have as input a collection of filters.
- the module 309 can compare the application of the different filters to the reconstructed signal coming from the module 303 with the original signal to choose the filter giving, on the signal portion considered, the best output signal, that is to say the spectrally closest to the original signal. For example, it is possible to relate the spectrum obtained by applying the filter to the signal from the module 303 and the spectrum of the same portion of the original signal. We then choose the filter generating the minimum of a function of the distortion.
- This portion of the signal will have to be larger than the largest window used for calculating the filters. It will be possible to use typically a working window size of 512 samples. The size of this working window may also vary depending on the signal. Indeed, a large working window size can be used for the encoding of a substantially stationary signal portion while a shorter window will be more suitable for a more dynamic signal portion to better take into account the rapid variations. . It is this part that makes it possible to select, for each portion of the signal, the most relevant filter allowing the best reconstruction by the decoder of the signal and to get closer to the original signal.
- the module 310 will quantify the spectral coefficients of the filter that will be encoded, for example, using a Huffman table to optimize the data to be transmitted.
- Multiplexer 314 will thus multiplex with each portion of the signal, the most relevant filter for the decoding of this portion of signal.
- This filter being chosen either from the collection of filters of different sizes generated by analysis of this portion of the signal, or from the collection also comprises a series of determined, typically linear, filters enabling reconstruction, which may be chosen if they prove more interesting for the reconstruction by the decoder of the signal portion.
- the generated filter is one of the determined filters, it is possible to transmit only an identifier identifying this filter from the collection of determined filters provided by the module 308, as well as possible parameters of the filter.
- the coefficients of these determined filters are not calculated according to the portion of signal to which we want to apply them, it is unnecessary to carry these coefficients that can be known to the decoder.
- the bandwidth for transporting information relating to the filter is reduced in this case to a simple identifier of the filter.
- Fig. 4 represents the corresponding decoding in the particular embodiment described.
- the signal is received by the decoder which demultiplexes the signal.
- the audio signal SIb is then decoded by the module 404 and then oversampled by a factor n by the insertion of n-1 zero samples between the samples received by the module 405.
- the spectral coefficients of the filter F are dequantized and decoded according to the Huffman tables by the module 401.
- the size of the filter can be adapted by the module 402 of the decoder to its computing or memory capacity or any possible hardware limitation.
- a decoder with few resources can use a subsampled filter which will allow it to reduce the operations during the application of the filter.
- the subsampled filter may also be generated by the encoder according to the resources of the transmission channel or the resources of the decoder, provided of course that the latter information is held by the encoder.
- the spectrum of the filter can be reduced to decoding to perform a smaller oversampling (n-1, n-2 etc. ..) depending on the hardware sound output capabilities of the decoder such as power or sound output capabilities.
- the module 403 then performs an inverse Fourier transform on the spectral coefficients of the filter to obtain the real filter in the time domain.
- the filter is moreover symmetrical which makes it possible to reduce the data transported for the transmission of the filter.
- the module 406 operates the convolution of the oversampled signal from the module 405 with the filter thus reconstituted to obtain the resulting signal.
- This convolution is particularly greedy in calculation because the oversampling is done by inserting null values.
- the fact that the filter is real, and even symmetrical in the preferred embodiment also reduces the number of operations required for this convolution.
- the invention offers the advantage of performing a reshaping, not only of the high part of the spectrum reconstituted from the transmitted lower part but of the whole of the signal thus reconstituted. In this way, it allows to model the part of the spectrum not transmitted but also to correct artifacts due to the various operations of compression, decompression, encoding and decoding of the transmitted low frequency part.
- a secondary advantage of the invention is the ability to dynamically adapt the filters used according to the nature of each portion of the signal thanks to the module allowing the choice of the best filter, in terms of sound quality and "machine time” used, among several for each portion of the signal.
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