opencore-amr-android

An opencore amr codec JNI wrapper with explanation, And one solution for packaging amr audio files.

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Background

• opencore is the multimedia framework of android, which is a originallly contributed by PacketVideo.
• AMR is abbreviation for Adaptive Multi-Rate audio codec, which is an audio compression format optimized for speech coding.
• opencore-AMR is extracted from opencore as an codec for amr<->pcm encode/decode

What Is This

• Opencore-amr-dndroid is a wrapper for handy usage. You can usage wrapped api in Android Application without any troubles of writing c++ wrapper or ndk mk file.
• Demo project offer a solution for packaging amr audio files, in elegant code structure.

Setup

• Android Studio

  1. Add jcenter as your repository in project's build.gradle:

  allprojects {
        repositories {
            jcenter()//this is the default setting
        }
      }

  2. Add dependency in your module's build.gradle:

  dependencies {
        compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
        compile 'io.kvh:amr:1.0.1'//this is the lib
  }

  OR: Copy the content if library to your module, as follows:

  

• ADT(Eclipse) Copy the content if library to your project:

  Copy content of libs and src to the corresponding folder

Quick Start Up

• encode

AmrEncoder.init(0);

int mode = AmrEncoder.Mode.MR122.ordinal();
short[] in = new short[160];//short array read from AudioRecorder, length 160
byte[] out = new byte[32];//output amr frame, length 32
int byteEncoded = AmrEncoder.encode(mode, in, out);

AmrEncoder.exit();        

• decode

int state = AmrDecoder.init();

byte[] amrframe = new byte[32];//amr frame 32 bytes
short[] pcmframs = new short[160];//pcm frame 160 shorts
AmrDecoder.decode(state, amrframe, pcmframs);

AmrDecoder.exit(state);

Packaging amr audio to file system

record->encode->package amr file->upload(not implemented)

Audio steam is packaged to file in slices, the slice last a few seconds(customizable). This policy is suitable for this scenario: client is under unstable mobile network, client records amr file, sends slice by slice, server re-assembles the slices.

If you are interested in this solution, please refer to demo

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