Author(s):	Jean-Marc Valin
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Description:	Ever thought that there were too many audio codecs, each with its own special niche? So did we, so we made a new one (1). The difference is that Opus scales from very low bit-rate VoIP to high-fidelity, low delay music transmission. It can be used for anything from making phone calls, to remote jam sessions, to archiving your music collection. It's better at speech than Speex, and better at music than Vorbis and MP3. Opus is the product of a standardization process at the IETF, as a collaboration between the developers of the Xiph.Org CELT codec (2) and Skype SILK codec. This talk will describe the features, as well as a technical overview of the codec. It will also give an overview of the standardization process, including the issues involved in standardizing a free codec at the IETF. At last, listening test results will be presented, along with a demo. (1) http://xkcd.com/927/ (2) Presented at LCA 2009 markdown
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