WO2012139401A1 - 一种音频编码方法及装置 - Google Patents
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- the present application relates to the field of audio processing technologies, and in particular, to an audio encoding method and apparatus. Background technique
- Audio coding is a technique for encoding audio signals involving narrowband, wideband, ultra-wideband or even full-band, and the wider the coding bandwidth, the higher the user experience.
- the frequency band of the entire audio signal can be encoded by transform coding, for example, using MDCT (Modified Discrete Cosine Transform) coding method, and the entire input rate is obtained according to the total input rate.
- MDCT Modified Discrete Cosine Transform
- the audio signal can be further divided into a low band signal and a high band signal according to its characteristics
- the low band signal and the high band signal can also be separately encoded, and the low band encoder and the high code are used for encoding.
- the band encoders perform corresponding encoding operations on the low band signal and the high band signal at a given rate supported by their respective encoders.
- G.722B G.722-SWB, G.722 super wideband extension
- the total input rate is 80 kbit/s, which is fixed.
- the low band rate allocated for the low band signal is 64 kbit/s
- the high band rate allocated for the high band signal is 16 kbit/s.
- the speech coding method in the prior art can only encode the low band signal and the high band signal according to the rate given in the standard or the rate set before the coding, because the coding performance is encoded.
- the rate is limited, so for different types of audio signals, such as voice signals and music signals, if encoded at a fixed coding rate, the overall performance of the audio coding may be degraded.
- the embodiment of the present application provides an audio encoding method and apparatus to solve the problem that the prior art can only encode a high-band signal and a low-band signal by using a preset given rate, resulting in low overall performance of audio coding.
- An audio coding method including: Dividing the input audio signal into a low band signal and a high band signal;
- An audio encoding device includes:
- a band dividing unit configured to divide the input audio signal into a low band signal and a high band signal
- An identification unit configured to separately identify types of the low band signal and the high band signal, and different types of low band signals and high band signals respectively correspond to different coding modes
- An adaptive adjustment unit configured to adaptively allocate an input total rate of the audio signal to the low band signal and the high band signal according to different coding modes corresponding to the low band signal and the high band signal, where
- the low band signal is a low band rate, and the high band signal is allocated to the high band rate;
- the coding unit is configured to use the coding mode corresponding to the low band signal to the low band according to the low band rate
- the signal is encoded and the high band signal is encoded at the high band rate by an encoding mode corresponding to the high band signal.
- the input audio signal is divided into a low band signal and a high band signal, and the total input rate of the audio signal is determined according to different coding modes corresponding to the low band signal and the high band signal.
- the low band signal and the high band signal are adaptively allocated, the low band signal is encoded according to the low band rate corresponding to the coding mode corresponding to the low band signal, and the high band signal is encoded according to the high band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the high band signal.
- the encoding is not performed according to the rate set in the standard or before the encoding, but the encoding rate is adaptively adjusted according to the signal type, thereby improving The overall performance of audio coding.
- FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a first embodiment of a speech encoding method of the present application
- FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of an encoder for encoding an embodiment of the method of the present application
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart of a second embodiment of a speech encoding method of the present application
- FIG. 4 is a flow chart of a third embodiment of a speech encoding method of the present application.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a fourth embodiment of a speech encoding method of the present application.
- FIG. 6 is a flow chart of a fifth embodiment of a speech encoding method of the present application.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram of an embodiment of a speech encoding apparatus of the present application.
- the following embodiments of the present invention provide a voice coding method and apparatus.
- the embodiment of the present application automatically adjusts the low band rate and the high band rate of the low band signal and the high band signal according to the total input rate of the input voice signal and the type of the low band signal and the high band signal in the input voice signal, and according to The allocated rate adaptively encodes the low-band signal and the high-band signal, respectively, thereby improving the overall performance of the speech coding.
- audio codecs and video codecs are widely used in various electronic devices, such as: mobile phones, wireless devices, personal data assistants (PDAs), handheld or portable computers, GPS receivers/navigators. , cameras, audio/video players, camcorders, video recorders, surveillance equipment, etc.
- PDAs personal data assistants
- audio/video players camcorders
- video recorders surveillance equipment, etc.
- an electronic device includes an audio encoder or an audio decoder, and the audio encoder or decoder may be directly implemented by a digital circuit or a chip such as a DSP (digital signal processor), or may be executed by a software code driven processor in the software code. The process is implemented.
- DSP digital signal processor
- FIG. 1 a flowchart of a first embodiment of a voice coding method according to the present application is as follows:
- Step 101 Divide the input audio signal into a low band signal and a high band signal.
- Cannot hold 102 Identify the types of low-band signals and high-band signals respectively. Different types of low-band signals and high-band signals correspond to different coding modes.
- the low-band signal and the high-band signal are classified according to different signal characteristics.
- the low-band signal may include a voice signal and an audio audio signal, and the voice signal may be further divided into an unvoiced segment signal, a stabilized voiced segment signal, and a general voice.
- the band signal may include a noise type signal, a time domain abrupt signal, a harmonic signal, a general signal having a certain harmonicity, and the like.
- the different types of signals that are divided correspond to different coding modes, for example:
- the coding modes corresponding to the voice signal and the music audio signal respectively are a voice coding mode and an audio audio coding mode, wherein the voice coding mode includes but is not limited to the following modes: a UC (Unvoiced Coding mode) mode for encoding an unvoiced segment signal, VC (Voice Coding Mode) mode for encoding stable voiced segments, GC (Generic Coding mode) mode for encoding general voice frames and audio frames, and TC (transition Coding) for encoding transition frames Mode transition coding mode.
- UC Unvoiced Coding mode
- VC Voice Coding Mode
- GC Generic Coding mode
- TC Transition Coding
- the different coding modes corresponding to the high-band signals include, but are not limited to, the following modes: Noise (noise coding) mode for encoding noise-like signals, Transient (transient coding) mode for encoding time-domain abrupt signals, for harmonics Harmonic mode with strong signal encoding, Normal mode for encoding the rest of the signal with certain harmonics. Normal mode can also be further classified according to needs and specific codec methods.
- the coding modes of the high-band signal and the low-band signal are classified according to different types of audio signals.
- the classification mode may not be limited to the above classification mode, that is, the signal type may be further fined. Divided into more coding modes.
- Step 103 adaptively assign the total input rate of the audio signal to the low band signal and the high band signal according to different coding modes corresponding to the low band signal and the high band signal, wherein the low band rate is allocated to the low band signal, and the allocation is performed.
- the high band rate is given to the high band signal.
- the total input rate of the audio signal may be adjusted stepwise according to a preset low band rate or a high band rate, and then allocated to the low band signal and the high band signal.
- the coding rate of the low-band signal is preferentially guaranteed; when the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low-band signal is UC mode, the lowest rate in the preset low-band rate set is allocated as the low-band rate. Giving the low band signal; when the input total rate is greater than or equal to the preset first rate, first assigning the lowest rate in the high band rate set as the initial high band rate to the high band signal; when the high band signal corresponds When the coding mode conforms to the type of rate adjustment, the high band rate is adjusted stepwise, and the adjustment rate corresponding to the high band coding mode corresponding to the initial high band rate is allocated as the high band rate to the high band signal.
- other adjustments may be made according to different coding modes corresponding to the high band signal and the low band signal, and the coding rate of the low band signal is preferentially guaranteed; when the total input rate is large, The high band rate is adjusted starting from the lowest rate in the high band rate set; when the coding mode corresponding to the low band signal is the lowest occupying rate coding mode, the lowest rate in the low band rate set is allocated for the low band signal.
- the difference between the embodiment of the present application and the prior art is that the low band signal and the high band signal are not respectively encoded according to a preset given rate, but the rate is self according to the type of the low band signal and the high band signal. Adapting to the adjustment, the specific adjustment process is described in detail in the subsequent embodiments.
- Step 104 Encode the low band signal according to the allocated low band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the low band signal, and encode the high band signal according to the allocated high band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the high band signal.
- FIG. 2 a schematic diagram of an encoder structure for encoding an embodiment of a speech coding method of the present application is as follows:
- the encoder includes: a band division filter module, an adaptive bit allocation module, a high band coding module, a low band core coding module, and a multiplexing module.
- the high-band coding module further includes a high-band coding classification module and N H high-band signal coding modules
- the low-band core coding module further includes a low-band core coding classification module and NL low-band signal coding modules.
- the N H high-band signal coding modules correspond to N H high-band signal types
- the NL low-band signal coding modules correspond to NL low-band signal types.
- the input audio signal is processed into a high-band signal and a low-band signal by being processed by the band-splitting module, wherein the high-band signal input high-band coding module is recognized by the high-band encoder classification module in the high-band coding module.
- the type of signal is used to assign a high-band signal coding module according to the type of the high-band signal; the low-band signal input low-band core coding module, and the low-band encoder classification module in the low-band core coding module recognizes the low-band signal Type to assign a low-band signal encoding module according to the type of the low-band signal; and the adaptive bit-allocating module adaptively assigns the total input rate to the low-band signal according to the identified type of the low-band signal and the high-band signal High band signal.
- the process of adaptively allocating the low band rate and the high band rate will be described in detail below in conjunction with specific application embodiments. In order to facilitate the description of the application embodiment, it is first assumed that the total input rate in the preset total set of audio code input rates includes: B There are a total of M input total rates;
- Presetting the low band rate in the low band rate set includes: B U , BL 2 ... BLP, a total of P low band rates, where B u ⁇ B L2 ... ⁇ B LP ; preset high band rate set
- the high band rate includes: B H1 , B H2 ... BHQ, there are a total of Q high band rates, where B H1 ⁇ B H2 ... ⁇ B HQ , B H1 can be 0, that is, to ensure the overall quality, only The low band signal is encoded without encoding the high band signal.
- Step 301 Divide the input audio signal into a low band signal and a high band signal.
- Step 302 Identify the types of the low band signal and the high band signal respectively, and the different types of low band signals and high band signals respectively correspond to different coding modes.
- the speech coding mode includes: a UC mode for encoding an unvoiced segment signal, a VC mode for encoding a stable voiced segment, a GC mode for encoding a general speech frame and an audio frame, and a TC mode for encoding a transition frame.
- the coding modes corresponding to different types of high-band signals include: Noise mode for encoding noise-like signals, Transient coding mode for encoding time-domain abrupt signals, and Harmonic mode for encoding signals with stronger harmonics.
- the remaining signals of certain harmonics are encoded in the Normal mode. Normal mode can also be further classified according to needs and specific codec methods.
- Step 303 Determine whether the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is UC, and if yes, execute step 304; otherwise, execute step 305.
- Step 304 Allocating the lowest rate in the preset low-band rate set as the low-band rate to the low-band signal, and dividing the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the low-band rate from the input total rate as the high-band rate to the high-band signal, and performing Step 311.
- Step 305 Determine whether the total input rate is less than a preset first rate. If yes, go to step 306; otherwise, go to step 307.
- the preset first rate may be all the total rates in the input total rate set from low to high.
- the total input rate at the first third position for example, the total input rate in the input total rate set in order of lowest to highest is B 2 , B 3 , B 4 , B 5 , B 6 , Then the preset first rate can be set to B 2 .
- Step 306 Allocating the lowest rate in the preset high-band rate set as the high-band rate to the high-band signal, and dividing the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high-band rate from the input total rate as the low-band rate to the low-band signal, and performing Step 311.
- the high band rate of the high band signal is set to BHI, and the low band rate of the corresponding low band signal is -
- Step 307 Assign the lowest rate in the high band rate set to the high band signal as the initial high band rate.
- the high-band rate of the high-band signal can be set to ⁇ ⁇ 1 , which is the lowest of the high-band rate set. The rate, which ensures that the low band is allocated more, thus better guaranteeing low band quality.
- the initial high band rate may be set to a rate adjacent to the result of B ⁇ alpha1 in the high band rate set, where alpha1 may be a preset value. For example, it may be 1/3; or, the low band rate may be set to a rate close to the result of B ⁇ alphaS in the low band rate set, where alpha2 may be a preset value, for example, may be 2/3, corresponding initial The high-band rate is Br B ⁇ alphaS a.
- the above-mentioned manner for setting the initial high-band rate may be various, and the embodiment of the present application does not limit the embodiment.
- Step 308 Determine whether the coding mode corresponding to the type of the high band signal is Harmonic mode, and if yes, execute step 309; otherwise, execute step 310.
- Step 309 Adjust the high band rate to a high rate of the initial high band rate when the high band rate is arranged in the low to high order, and subtract the remaining rate from the input total rate as the remaining rate.
- the low band rate is assigned to the low band signal, and step 311 is performed.
- the high band signal is high.
- the band rate is adjusted upward from the currently set B H1 sequence to B H2 , and the corresponding low band signal has a low band rate of Br B H2 .
- the high band rate may be adjusted from the current set rate to a higher level of the current set rate in the high band rate set. rate. It can be seen that the purpose of the embodiment of the present application is to show the manner in which the rate is adjusted in stages, and is not used to limit the specific value of the initial setting of the rate.
- Step 310 The initial high band rate is taken as the high band rate, and the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the initial high band rate from the input total rate is allocated as a low band rate to the low band signal.
- the high band rate of the high band signal is not adjusted, and is still B H1 , and the low band rate of the corresponding low band signal is ⁇
- Step 311 Encode the low-band signal according to the allocated low-band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the low-band signal, and encode the high-band signal according to the allocated high-band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the high-band signal.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a third embodiment of a speech encoding method of the present application, the embodiment shows an encoding process including a speech signal and a music signal in a low band signal:
- Step 401 Divide the input audio signal into a low band signal and a high band signal.
- Step 402 Identify the types of the low band signal and the high band signal respectively, and different types of low band signals and high band signals respectively correspond to different coding modes.
- the low band signal may use a speech coding mode, for example, CELP coding.
- the speech coding modes include: a UC mode for encoding an unvoiced segment signal, a VC mode for encoding a stable voiced segment, a GC mode for encoding a general speech frame and an audio frame, and a TC mode for encoding a transition frame.
- the audio signal mode can also be used for the low band signal.
- the coding modes corresponding to different types of high-band signals include: Noise mode for encoding noise-like signals, Transient coding mode for encoding time-domain abrupt signals, and Harmonic mode for encoding signals with stronger harmonics.
- a certain harmonic signal is encoded in the Normal mode. Normal mode can also be further classified according to needs and specific codec methods. Step 403: Determine whether the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is UC, and if yes, execute step 404; otherwise, execute step 405.
- Step 404 Allocating a lowest rate in the preset low-band rate set as a low-band rate to the low-band signal, and dividing the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the low-band rate from the input total rate as a high-band rate to the high-band signal, and performing Step 413.
- Step 405 Determine whether the total input rate is less than a preset first rate. If yes, go to step 406; otherwise, go to step 407.
- the preset first rate may be all the total rates in the input total rate set from low to high.
- the total input rate at the first third position for example, the total input rate in the input total rate set in order of lowest to highest is B 2 , B 3 , B 4 , B 5 , B 6 , Then the preset first rate can be set to B 2 .
- Step 406 Allocating the lowest rate in the preset high-band rate set as the high-band rate to the high-band signal, and dividing the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high-band rate from the input total rate as the low-band rate to the low-band signal, and performing Step 413.
- the high band rate of the high band signal is set to
- the low band rate of the corresponding low band signal is -
- Step 407 Allocate the lowest rate in the high band rate set as the initial high band rate to the high band signal.
- the high-band rate of the high-band signal can be set to ⁇ ⁇ 1 , which is the lowest of the high-band rate set. The rate, which ensures that the low band is allocated more, thus better guaranteeing low band quality.
- the initial high band rate may be set to a rate adjacent to the result of B ⁇ alpha1 in the high band rate set, where alpha1 may be a preset value. For example, it may be 1/3; or, the low band rate may be set to a rate close to the result of B ⁇ alphaS in the low band rate set, where alpha2 may be a preset value, for example, may be 2/3, corresponding initial High band rate is Br
- alpha1 may be a preset value.
- alpha2 may be a preset value
- alpha2 may be a preset value
- corresponding initial High band rate is Br
- the above-mentioned manners for setting the initial high-band rate may be various, and the embodiment of the present application does not limit the embodiment.
- Step 408 determining whether the encoding mode corresponding to the type of the high-band signal is Harmonic mode, and the harmonic mode of the low-band signal is less than the threshold value and the encoding mode corresponding to the type of the low-band signal is the audio encoding mode, and if yes, executing step 409; Otherwise, step 410 is performed.
- the harmonicity of the low band signal is smaller than the threshold value in order to judge whether the harmonicity of the low band signal is not strong.
- the harmonics of the low-band signal can be obtained by spectrum analysis.
- the specific value can be obtained by the peak-to-average ratio parameter.
- the peak-to-average ratio parameter can be the ratio of the maximum value and the average value of the current sub-band spectrum. The stronger the sex, the judgment process of the above harmonic intensity is consistent with the prior art, and will not be described herein.
- Step 409 Adjust the high-band rate to a high-level rate of the initial high-band rate when the high-band rate set is arranged in the low-to-high order, and the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high-level rate from the input total rate as the low-band rate. Assign to the low band signal and go to step 413.
- the high band rate of the high band signal is from the current
- the set B H1 sequence is adjusted upward to B H3 , and the corresponding low band signal has a low band rate of B r B H3 .
- the high band rate may be adjusted from the current set rate to a higher level of the current set rate in the high band rate set. rate. It can be seen that the purpose of the embodiment of the present application is to show the manner in which the rate is adjusted in stages, and is not used to limit the specific value of the initial setting of the rate.
- Step 410 Determine whether the coding mode corresponding to the type of the high band signal is Normal mode, and the harmonic mode of the low band signal is less than the threshold value and the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is the audio coding mode, and if yes, step 411 is performed; Otherwise, step 412 is performed.
- Step 411 Adjust the high-band rate to a high-order rate of the initial high-band rate when the high-band rate set is arranged in the low-to-high order, and the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high-order rate from the input total rate as a low
- the band rate is assigned to the low band signal, and step 413 is performed.
- the high band rate of the high band signal is The currently set B H1 sequence is adjusted upward to B H2 , and the corresponding low band signal has a low band rate of ⁇ ⁇ B H2 .
- Step 412 Taking the initial high band rate as the high band rate and subtracting the initial total rate from the initial high band The remaining rate obtained after the rate is assigned to the low band signal as a low band rate.
- Step 413 Encode the low-band signal according to the allocated low-band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the low-band signal, and encode the high-band signal according to the allocated high-band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the high-band signal.
- the process of encoding the high band signal and the low band signal in the present application is consistent with the prior art and will not be described herein. Subsequently, the high-band signal is encoded and the code stream encoded by the low-band signal is multiplexed, and then the synthesized bit stream is output, thereby completing the encoding process.
- FIG. 5 it is a flowchart of a fourth embodiment of a speech coding method according to the present application.
- This embodiment shows another coding process in which only a speech signal is included in a low-band signal:
- Step 501 Divide the input audio signal into a low band signal and a high band signal.
- Step 502 Identify the types of the low band signal and the high band signal respectively, and different types of low band signals and high band signals respectively correspond to different coding modes.
- the speech coding modes include: a UC mode for encoding an unvoiced segment signal, a VC mode for encoding a stable voiced segment, a GC mode for encoding a general speech frame and an audio frame, and a TC mode for encoding a transition frame.
- the coding modes corresponding to different types of high-band signals include: encoding noise-like signals
- Noise mode Transient coding mode for encoding time-domain abrupt signals
- Harmonic mode for encoding signals with strong harmonics
- Normal mode for encoding the remaining signals with certain harmonics. Normal mode can also be further classified according to needs and specific codec methods.
- Step 503 Determine whether the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is UC, and if yes, execute step 504; otherwise, execute step 505.
- Step 504 Allocating the lowest rate in the preset low-band rate set as the low-band rate to the low-band signal, and dividing the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the low-band rate from the input total rate as the high-band rate to the high-band signal, and executing Step 513.
- Step 505 Determine whether the total input rate is less than a preset first rate. If yes, go to step 506; otherwise, go to step 507.
- the preset first rate may be the total input rate at the first third position after all the total rates in the input total rate set are arranged from low to high, for example, the input total rate set is from low to
- the total input rate of the high order is BB 2 , B 3 , B 4 , B 5 , B 6 , and the preset first rate can be set to B 2 .
- Step 506 Allocating a lowest rate in the preset high-band rate set as a high-band rate to the high-band signal, and dividing the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high-band rate from the input total rate as a low-band rate to the low-band signal, and performing Step 513.
- the high band rate of the high band signal is set to B H1
- the low band rate of the corresponding low band signal is Br
- Step 507 Assign the lowest rate in the high band rate set to the high band signal as the initial high band rate.
- the high band rate of the high band signal may be set to B H1 , and B H1 is the lowest of the high band rate set. The rate, which ensures that the low band is allocated more, thus better guaranteeing low band quality.
- the initial high band rate may also be set to a rate adjacent to the result of B ⁇ alpha1 in the high band rate set, where alpha1 may be a preset value. For example, it may be 1/3; or, the low band rate may be set to a rate close to the result of B ⁇ alphaS in the low band rate set, where alpha2 may be a preset value, for example, may be 2/3, corresponding initial The high-band rate is Br B ⁇ alphaS a.
- the above-mentioned manner for setting the initial high-band rate may be various, and the embodiment of the present application does not limit the embodiment.
- Step 508 Determine whether the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is not the VC mode, and the coding mode corresponding to the type of the high band signal is the Harmonic mode. If yes, go to step 509; otherwise, go to step 510.
- Step 509 Adjust the high-band rate to a high-order rate of the initial high-band rate when the high-band rate set is arranged in the low-to-high order, and the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high-order rate from the input total rate as a low
- the band rate is assigned to the low band signal, and step 513 is performed.
- the high band rate of the high band signal is adjusted upward from the currently set B H1 sequence to the B H2 , the low band rate of the corresponding low band signal is Bi-BH
- the speed is being performed.
- the high band rate can be adjusted from the current set rate to a higher rate of the current set rate in the high band rate set. It can be seen that the purpose of the embodiment of the present application is to show the manner that the rate is adjusted in stages, and is not used to limit the specific value of the initial setting of the rate.
- Step 510 Determine whether the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is the VC mode, and the coding mode corresponding to the type of the high band signal is the Noise mode. If yes, return to step 511; otherwise, execute step 512.
- Step 511 Adjust the high-band rate to a high-order rate of the initial high-band rate when the high-band rate set is arranged in the low-to-high order, and the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high-order rate from the input total rate as a low
- the band rate is assigned to the low band signal, and step 513 is performed.
- the high band rate of the high band signal is adjusted upward from the currently set B H1 sequence to B H2 .
- the low band rate of the corresponding low band signal is ⁇
- the highest rate may be adjusted from the current set rate to the high set rate in the high band rate set.
- Primary rate It can be seen that the purpose of the embodiment of the present application is to show the rate adjustment in a step manner, and is not used to limit the specific value of the initial rate setting.
- Step 512 The remaining rate obtained by subtracting the initial high band rate from the input total rate is assigned as a low band rate to the low band signal.
- the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is the VC mode, and the coding mode corresponding to the type of the high band signal is not the Harmonic mode or the Noise mode, the high band rate of the high band signal is not adjusted, and is still B. H1 , the corresponding low band signal has a low band rate of Br
- Step 513 encode the low-band signal according to the allocated low-band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the low-band signal, and encode the high-band signal according to the allocated high-band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the high-band signal.
- Step 601 Divide the input audio signal into a low band signal and a high band signal.
- Step 602 Identify the types of the low band signal and the high band signal respectively, and different types of low band signals and high band signals respectively correspond to different coding modes.
- the speech coding modes include: a UC mode for encoding an unvoiced segment signal, a VC mode for encoding a stable voiced segment, a GC mode for encoding a general speech frame and an audio frame, and a TC mode for encoding a transition frame.
- the coding modes corresponding to different types of high-band signals include: Noise mode for encoding noise-like signals, Transient coding mode for encoding time-domain abrupt signals, and Harmonic mode for encoding signals with stronger harmonics.
- the remaining signals of certain harmonics are encoded in the Normal mode. Normal mode can also be further classified according to needs and specific codec methods.
- Step 603 Determine whether the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is UC, and if yes, execute step 604; otherwise, execute step 605.
- Step 604 Allocating the lowest rate in the preset low-band rate set as the low-band rate to the low-band signal, and dividing the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the low-band rate from the input total rate as the high-band rate to the high-band signal, and executing Step 614.
- Step 605 Determine whether the total input rate is less than a preset first rate. If yes, go to step 606; otherwise, go to step 607.
- the preset first rate may be all the total rates in the input total rate set from low to high.
- the total input rate at the first third position for example, the total input rate in the input total rate set in order of lowest to highest is B 2 , B 3 , B 4 , B 5 , B 6 , Then the preset first rate can be set to B 2 .
- Step 606 Allocating the lowest rate in the preset high-band rate set as the high-band rate to the high-band signal, and dividing the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high-band rate from the input total rate as the low-band rate to the low-band signal, and performing Step 614.
- the high band rate of the high band signal is set to B H1
- the low band rate of the corresponding low band signal is - ⁇ ⁇ Step 607: Allocate the lowest rate in the high band rate set as the current high band rate to the high band signal, and the corresponding current low band rate is the input total rate minus the current high band rate.
- the current high-band rate of the high-band signal may be set to B H1 , and B H1 is the lowest of the high-band rate set.
- the rate, the current low band rate of the corresponding low band signal is - B H1 .
- the current high band rate may be set to a rate adjacent to the result of B ⁇ alpha1 in the high band rate set, where alpha1 may be a preset value. For example, it may be 1/3; or, the current low band rate may be set to a rate close to the result of B ⁇ alphaS in the low band rate set, where alpha2 may be a preset value, for example, may be 2/3.
- Corresponding current high band rate is B r
- the foregoing method for setting the current high-band rate may be various, and the embodiment of the present application does not limit the embodiment.
- Step 608 Encode the low-band signal according to the initial low-band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the low-band signal, obtain a local low-band composite signal, and calculate a signal-to-noise ratio SNR value of the local low-band composite signal.
- Step 609 Determine whether the SNR value is within a preset range. If no, go to step 610; if yes, go to step 614.
- Step 610 When the SNR value is less than the minimum value of the preset range, adjust the low band rate to a high first rate of the current low band rate when the low band rate is arranged in the low band order, when the SNR value is greater than the pre When the maximum value of the range is set, the low band rate is adjusted to the lower rate of the current low band rate when arranged in the low to high order in the low band rate set.
- Step 611 Encode the low-band signal according to the adjusted low-band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the low-band signal, obtain a local low-band composite signal, and recalculate the SNR value of the local low-band composite signal.
- Step 612 Determine whether the recalculated SNR value is within a preset range. If not, return to step 610; if yes, execute step 613.
- Step 613 The adjusted low band rate is taken as the low band rate of the low band signal, and the corresponding input total rate is subtracted from the adjusted low band rate as the high band rate of the high band signal.
- Step 614 Encode the low-band signal according to the allocated low-band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the low-band signal, and encode the high-band signal according to the allocated high-band rate by the coding mode corresponding to the high-band signal.
- the process of encoding the high band signal and the low band signal in the present application is consistent with the prior art, and is no longer Narration. Subsequently, the high-band signal is encoded and the code stream encoded by the low-band signal is multiplexed, and then the synthesized bit stream is output, thereby completing the encoding process.
- the present application after determining that the total input rate is not less than the preset first rate, it may further determine whether the total input rate is greater than a preset second rate, when greater than the first At the second rate, the high band rate of the high band signal can be set to be the highest rate in the preset high band rate set, the total input rate is subtracted from the set high band rate, and the obtained remaining rate is assigned as the low band rate to the low band signal. And, when the total input rate is within a range defined by the two preset rates, and then performing an adaptive adjustment process after the original input total rate is less than the preset first rate.
- the present application also provides an embodiment of an audio encoding device.
- FIG. 7 a block diagram of an embodiment of an audio encoding apparatus of the present application is shown.
- the audio encoding device includes: a band dividing unit 710, an identifying unit 720, an adaptive adjusting unit 730, and an encoding unit 740.
- the banding unit 710 is configured to divide the input audio signal into a low band signal and a high band signal.
- the identifying unit 720 is configured to separately identify the type of the low band signal and the high band signal, and different types of low band signals. And the high band signals respectively correspond to different coding modes;
- the adaptive adjustment unit 730 is configured to adaptively allocate an input total rate of the audio signal to the low band signal and the high band signal according to different coding modes corresponding to the low band signal and the high band signal, where The low band rate is the low band rate, and the high band signal is assigned to the high band rate; the encoding unit 740 is configured to use the coding mode corresponding to the low band signal according to the low band rate The low band signal is encoded, and the high band signal is encoded at the high band rate by an encoding mode corresponding to the high band signal.
- the coding modes corresponding to the different types of low-band signals include a voice coding mode and a music audio coding mode, where the voice coding modes include: a transition coding TC mode, a normal coding GC mode, a voiced coding VC mode, and an unvoiced coding UC mode;
- the coding modes corresponding to different types of high-band signals include: noise coded Noise mode, transient coded Transient mode, harmonically coded Harmonic mode, and normal coded Normal mode.
- the Normal mode can be further classified according to needs and specific codec methods. It should be noted that the coding modes of the above high band signal and low band signal are described. They are classified according to different types of audio signals. In actual application, they may not be limited to the above classification mode, that is, the coding modes may be further subdivided according to the signal type.
- the adaptive adjustment unit may include (not shown in FIG. 7): a first rate allocating unit, configured to allocate a lowest rate in the preset high band rate set as the high band rate to the high band signal, And the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high band rate from the total input rate is allocated to the low band signal as a low band rate;
- the first rate allocating unit is configured to: when the encoding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is not the UC mode, assign the lowest rate in the preset high band rate set to the high band rate as the high band rate With a signal, when the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is the UC mode, the lowest rate of the preset low band rate set is allocated to the low band signal as the low band rate, and the total input rate is The remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high band rate is assigned to the low band signal as a low band rate.
- the first rate allocating unit may further include: an initial high band rate allocating unit, configured to: when the total input rate is greater than or equal to a preset first rate, use a lowest rate in the high band rate set as an initial height
- the rate allocation is allocated to the high-band signal; and the rate allocation adjusting unit is configured to adjust the high-band signal coding mode to be higher than the initial high-band rate when the coding mode corresponding to the high-band signal conforms to the rate adjustment type
- the rate is assigned to the high band signal as a high band rate, and the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high band rate from the total input rate is assigned to the low band signal as a low band rate.
- the adaptive adjustment unit may include (not shown in FIG. 7): a determining unit and a rate allocating unit, wherein the rate allocating unit is configured to: when the determining unit determines the encoding corresponding to the type of the low band signal When the mode is the UC mode, the lowest rate in the preset low band rate set is allocated to the low band signal as the low band rate, and the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the low band rate from the input total rate is taken as The high band rate is assigned to the high band signal.
- the rate allocating unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines that the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low band signal is not the UC mode, and the total input rate is less than the preset first rate, Setting a lowest rate in the set of high band rates as the high band rate to the high band signal, and assigning the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the high band rate from the total input rate to the low band rate as the low band rate With signal.
- the adaptive adjustment unit may further include: (not shown in FIG. 7): a first rate adjustment unit, where the rate allocation unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines that the total input rate is not less than the At the first rate, the lowest rate in the set of high band rates is taken as the initial high band rate And the determining unit is further configured to determine whether the encoding mode corresponding to the type of the high-band signal is a Harmonic mode, and the first rate adjusting unit is configured to determine, when the determining unit is Adjusting the high band rate to a high first rate of the initial high band rate when the high band rate set is arranged in a low to high order, and subtracting the input first rate from the high first rate The obtained remaining rate is allocated to the low band signal as a low band rate; the rate allocating unit is further configured to use the initial high band rate as a high band rate when the determining unit determines to be no, and The remaining rate obtained by subtracting the initial high band rate from the total input rate is assigned to the low band signal as a low band
- the adaptive adjustment unit may further include: (not shown in FIG. 7): a second rate adjustment unit, wherein the rate allocation unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines that the total input rate is not less than the At the first rate, the lowest rate of the high-band rate set is allocated to the high-band signal as an initial high-band rate; the determining unit is further configured to determine whether an encoding mode corresponding to the type of the high-band signal In the Harmonic mode, the harmonicity of the low-band signal is less than the threshold, and the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low-band signal is an audio coding mode.
- the second rate adjustment unit is configured to determine, when the determining unit is Yes, the high band rate is adjusted to a high second rate of the initial high band rate when the high band rate set is arranged in a low to high order, and the input total rate is subtracted from the high second rate.
- the obtained remaining rate is allocated to the low-band signal as a low-band rate; the determining unit is further configured to determine whether the high-band signal is high when the determining unit determines to be no
- the coding mode corresponding to the type of the number is the Normal mode, and the harmonicity of the low-band signal is less than the threshold and the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low-band signal is the audio coding mode;
- the second rate adjustment unit is further used When the determining unit determines YES, the high band rate is adjusted to be a high first rate of the initial high band rate when the high band rate set is arranged in a low to high order, and the total input is a rate obtained by subtracting the high rate from the first rate is allocated to the low band signal as a low band rate;
- the rate allocating unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines to be no, the initial height is The band rate is used as the high band rate, and the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the initial high band rate from the input total rate is assigned to the
- the adaptive adjustment unit may further include: (not shown in FIG. 7): a third rate adjustment unit, wherein the rate allocation unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines that the total input rate is not less than the At the first rate, the lowest rate of the high-band rate set is allocated to the high-band signal as an initial high-band rate; the determining unit is further configured to determine whether the type of the low-band signal corresponds to The code mode is not the VC mode, and the coding mode corresponding to the type of the high band signal is the Harmonic mode; the third rate adjustment unit is configured to adjust the high band rate to the high when the determining unit determines to be YES.
- a third rate adjustment unit wherein the rate allocation unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines that the total input rate is not less than the At the first rate, the lowest rate of the high-band rate set is allocated to the high-band signal as an initial high-band rate; the determining unit is further configured to determine whether the type of the low-band signal corresponds to The code
- the determining unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines to be no, determine whether the coding mode corresponding to the type of the low-band signal is the VC mode, and the coding mode corresponding to the type of the high-band signal is The third rate adjustment unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines to be yes, adjust the high band rate to be the highest in the high band rate set according to the lowest to highest order, the initial height.
- the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the higher rate from the input total rate is allocated as a low band rate to the low band signal; the rate allocating unit is also used to When the judging unit judges NO, the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the initial high band rate from the total input rate is allocated to the low band signal as a low band rate.
- the adaptive adjustment unit may further include (not shown in FIG. 7): a fourth rate adjustment unit and an SNR calculation unit, where the rate allocation unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines that the total input rate is not less than At the first rate, the lowest rate in the high band rate set is allocated to the high band signal as the current high band rate, and the corresponding current low band rate is the input total rate minus the current high band rate; a calculating unit, configured to encode the lowband signal according to the initial lowband rate by using an encoding mode corresponding to the lowband signal, obtain a local lowband composite signal, and calculate an SNR value of the local lowband composite signal The determining unit is further configured to determine whether the SNR value is within a preset range, and the rate allocating unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines to be YES, use the initial high band rate as the a high band rate of the high band signal, the initial low band rate being used as a low band rate of the low band signal; the fourth rate adjusting unit, configured
- the low band rate is adjusted to a lower first rate of the current low band rate when arranged in a low to high order in the low band rate set;
- the SNR calculation unit is also used to encode the low band signal
- the mode encodes the low-band signal according to the adjusted low-band rate to obtain a local low-band composite signal, and recalculates the SNR value of the local low-band composite signal;
- the determining unit is further configured to determine whether the re-calculated SNR value is
- the rate allocation unit is further configured to: when the determining unit determines to be YES, use the adjusted low band rate as a low band rate of the low band signal, and the corresponding input total The rate is subtracted from the adjusted low band rate as the high band rate of the high band signal;
- the fourth rate adjusting unit is further configured to repeatedly perform the function of the fourth rate adjusting unit when the determining unit determines to be no h
- the determining unit is further configured to: after determining that the total input rate is not less than the first rate, determine whether the total input rate is greater than a preset second rate; and, the rate allocating unit further And when the determining unit determines that the yes, the highest rate in the high band rate set is allocated to the high band signal as the high band rate, and the remaining rate obtained by subtracting the highest rate from the input total rate is taken as the low The band rate is assigned to the low band signal.
- the input audio signal is divided into a low band signal and a high band signal, and the total input rate of the audio signal is according to different coding modes corresponding to the low band signal and the high band signal.
- the total input rate of the audio signal is according to different coding modes corresponding to the low band signal and the high band signal.
- the encoding is not performed according to the rate given in the standard, but the encoding rate is adaptively adjusted according to the signal type, thereby improving the overall encoding of the audio encoding. performance.
- the techniques in the embodiments of the present invention can be implemented by means of software plus a necessary general hardware platform.
- the technical solution in the embodiments of the present invention may be embodied in the form of a software product in essence or in the form of a software product, and the computer software product may be stored in a storage medium such as a ROM/RAM. , a diskette, an optical disk, etc., includes instructions for causing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, server, or network device, etc.) to perform the methods described in various embodiments of the present invention or in some portions of the embodiments.
- a computer device which may be a personal computer, server, or network device, etc.
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