Mixed Excitation Linear Prediction
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Mixed Excitation Linear Prediction is a DoD speech coding standard used mainly in military applications and satellite communications. There are various versions of the codec, for example, MELPe (enhanced). In general, newer versions provide better speech quality and / or lower bit rate.
MELPe is subject to patent licenses, as noted on Compandent's web site:
- Please note: Compandent owns intellectual property (IP) in the official (standard) MELPe implementation, and any of its derivatives. Any party intending to develop products based on MELPe should contact Compandent as well as other IP holders regarding licensing.
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- MELP at 2.4 kbit/s
- http://www.compandent.com/products_melpe.htm – Page with Samples
- http://www.compandent.com - Compandent
- http://www.MELPe.com - MELPe.com
- http://www.compandent.com/products_flexi232.htm - MELP/MELPe FLEXI-232 Data Terminal Equipment (DTE)
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