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tabledesign
Syntax 
tabledesign [-s book_size] [-f frame_size] [-i refine_iter] aifcfile 
Explanation 
It designs codebooks for the ADPCM compressor. Specifically, it reads an AIFC or AIFF sound file and produces a codebook (written to standard output) that is used by the vadpcm_enc tool. The codebook is
a table of prediction coefficients that the coder selects from to
optimize sound quality. The procedure used to design the codebooks is
based on an adaptive clustering algorithm. 
 
Command Line Options 
 
- -s <value> Is the base 2 log of the number of entries in the 
table.  Currently up to eight entries are supported, so 
the value can range from 0 to 3. The default value for 
this parameter is 2, which gives 4 entries. This seems to 
be adequate for most sounds.
 - -f <value> Is the size of the frames (in samples) used to estimate
predictors.  Because the ADPCM encoder operates on frames
of 16 samples this number should be a multiple of 16.
The default value is 16. The main benefit of increasing
the frame size is that design time is reduced.
 - -i <value> Is the number of iterations used in the refinement step
of the clustering algorithm. The default value is 2.
Increasing this parameter will increase design time
with some possible improvement in quality. The default
is adequate for most sounds.
  
See Also 
vadpcm_enc
 
      
      
         
            
  
             
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