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Re: [oc] MP3 Encoder?
Hi Rob,
I did a little research concerning MP3 decoders and found out a very
nice project that was done for a university by a couple of graduates (i
think). I can't remember right now the name of the work but if you dig
the web a little bit you will find it. There is a very nice article and
the whole code in VHDL and source code is provided. The project consists
of a VHDL synthesizable data engine connected to an off-the-shelf DSP
(source code provided). If you are interested in this kind of project I
think it's worth a look.
If you don't find it - tell me and I will look for it.
regards,
Lior
Dautel, Rob wrote:
>Hi Paul,
>
>This subject comes up every so often. The trouble with MP3 are the patents.
>Decoders are free, but you get charged (or sued?) for encoder royalties. I
>believe there is an MPEG 1/2 hardware, 1/2 CPU project going. Would that be
>you Damjan? We've also talked a bit about doing a small data flow engine
>which could support microcode for MP3, OGG, or whatever. It's possible a
>data engine (a very, very, basic, stripped down DSP) could perform at less
>power and smaller logic requirements that a dedicated MP3 codec. I'm
>interested in doing a data engine if others are willing. I just have not got
>around to starting it formally. For now, you might try looking for the half
>and half project. This could at least give you something to look over and
>think about.
>
>-rob.
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Paul McFeeters [mailto:paul.mcfeeters@ntlworld.com]
>Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 4:43 AM
>To: cores@opencores.org
>Subject: [oc] MP3 Encoder?
>
>
>Hi,
>
>has anybody ever heard of an MP3 encoder in VHDL? I'm interested in
>any MPEG standard encoding or decoding and think VHDL might be a
>possible solution to software.
>
>Thanks
>
>Paul McFeeters
>
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