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IIR QMF-Bank Design for Speech and Audio Subband Coding

Authors:
Heinrich W. Löllmann, Matthias Hildenbrand, Bernd Geiser, and Peter Vary
Book Title:
Proceedings of IEEE Workshop on Applications of Signal Processing to Audio and Acoustics (WASPAA)
Venue:
New Paltz, NY, USA
Event Date:
18.-21.10.2009
Organization:
IEEE
Date:
Oct. 2009
Pages:
269–272
ISBN:
978-1-42443-679-8
Language:
English

Abstract

A new speech and audio codec has been submitted recently to ITU-T by a consortium of Huawei and ETRI as candidate proposal for the super-wideband and stereo extensions of ITU-T Rec. G.729.1 and G.718. This hierarchical codec with bit rates from 8-64 kbit/s relies on a subband splitting by means of a quadraturemirror filter-bank (QMF-bank). For this, an allpass-based QMF-bank is used whose design and implementation is presented in this contribution. This IIR filter-bank allows to achieve a significantly lower signal delay in comparison to the traditional FIR QMF-bank solution without a compromise for the speech and audio quality.

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