| /external/drrickorang/LoopbackApp/app/src/main/java/org/drrickorang/loopback/ |
| RampedSineTone.java | 20 * Creates a tone that can be injected (and then looped back) in the Latency test.
21 * The generated tone is a sine wave whose amplitude linearly increases than decreases linearly,
35 public void generateTone(short[] tone, int size) {
36 super.generateTone(tone, size);
47 tone[i] *= factor;
55 public void generateTone(double[] tone, int size) {
56 super.generateTone(tone, size);
67 tone[i] *= factor;
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| ToneGeneration.java | 35 /** Store samples into "tone". Value of samples are from -32768 to 32767. */
36 public abstract void generateTone(short[] tone, int size);
40 * Store samples into "tone". Value of samples are from -1.0 to 1.0.
41 * This function is not supposed to be used to create tone that is going to pass
44 public abstract void generateTone(double[] tone, int size);
53 * the generated tone.
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| SineWaveTone.java | 42 public void generateTone(short[] tone, int size) {
45 tone[i] = value1;
63 public void generateTone(double[] tone, int size) {
66 tone[i] = value1;
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| /external/webrtc/talk/app/webrtc/ |
| dtmfsenderinterface.h | 45 // Triggered when DTMF |tone| is sent.
46 // If |tone| is empty that means the DtmfSender has sent out all the given
48 virtual void OnToneChange(const std::string& tone) = 0;
89 // Returns the current tone duration value in ms.
94 // Returns the current value of the between-tone gap in ms.
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| dtmfsender.cc | 47 // | 0--9 | 0--9 | tone | yes |
48 // | * | 10 | tone | yes |
49 // | # | 11 | tone | yes |
50 // | A--D | 12--15 | tone | yes |
53 // 2 seconds before processing the next tone. We use -1 as its code.
67 bool GetDtmfCode(char tone, int* code) {
69 char event = toupper(tone);
195 // Get the first DTMF tone from the tone buffer. Unrecognized characters will
207 char tone = tones_[first_tone_pos] local
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| dtmfsender_unittest.cc | 53 void OnToneChange(const std::string& tone) override {
54 LOG(LS_VERBOSE) << "FakeDtmfObserver::OnToneChange '" << tone << "'.";
55 tones_.push_back(tone);
56 if (tone.empty()) {
168 char tone = *it; local
170 webrtc::GetDtmfCode(tone, &code);
171 if (tone == ',') {
265 // Wait until the first tone got sent.
268 // Insert with another tone buffer.
286 // Wait until the first tone got sent
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| dtmfsender.h | 58 // The |duration| indicates the length of the DTMF tone in ms.
135 bool GetDtmfCode(char tone, int* code);
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| peerconnection_unittest.cc | 716 void OnToneChange(const std::string& tone) override {
717 tones_.push_back(tone);
718 if (tone.empty()) {
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| /frameworks/av/media/libstagefright/codecs/amrnb/common/include/ |
| vad1.h | 115 /* Note that each of the following three variables (vadreg, pitch and tone)
120 Word16 tone; /* flags for tone detection */ member in struct:__anon51141
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| /external/libxcam/ |
| README.md | 28 - histogram adjustment tone-mapping.
29 - gaussian-based tone-mapping (obsolete).
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| /external/walt/docs/ |
| AudioLatency.md | 4 decides to output a tone until it can be detected via the headphone jack. Microphone latency is
28 until there is a detectable signal on the wire. Note that this does not include the time between the moment the app decided to output a tone until the Enqueue() call. This is somewhat counterintuitive but this time is deliberately omitted. In case of the WALT app code this time is likely be uniformly distributed between 0 and the length of the buffer (5 ms in case of Nexus 5) and therefore would contribute considerable variance but little interesting information if included in the reported latency.
61 Audio signal for measuring microphone latency is generated as a square wave using the Teensy tone()
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| /frameworks/av/media/libstagefright/codecs/amrnb/common/src/ |
| vad1.cpp | 707 tone: flags indicating presence of a tone
778 /* if fullband pitch or tone have been detected for a while, initialize stat_count */
780 ((Word16)(st->tone & 0x7c00) == 0x7c00))
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| /external/harfbuzz_ng/src/ |
| hb-ot-shape-complex-hangul.cc | 159 * - If a valid syllable is followed by a Hangul tone mark, reorder the tone
196 * We could cache the width of the tone marks and the existence of dotted-circle,
197 * but the use of the Hangul tone mark characters seems to be rare enough that
202 /* Tone mark follows a valid syllable; move it in front, unless it's zero width. */
209 hb_glyph_info_t tone = info[end]; local
211 info[start] = tone;
216 /* No valid syllable as base for tone mark; try to insert dotted circle. */
231 /* No dotted circle available in the font; just leave tone mark untouched. */
389 * this will prevent tone-mark reordering happening
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| /cts/apps/CtsVerifier/src/com/android/cts/verifier/audio/ |
| AudioFrequencyUnprocessedActivity.java | 146 //RMS for tone:
183 // Test tone
257 //Init bands for Tone test
549 double[] tone = new double[points]; local
554 mFreqAverageTone.getData(tone, false);
568 toneDb[i] = 20 * Math.log10(tone[i]);
588 //Tone test
593 sb.append(String.format("RMS level of tone: %.2f dBFS\n", rmsMaxDb));
603 //check the spectrum is really a tone around 1 khz
609 sb.append(" 1 Khz Tone Frequency Response Test SUCCESSFUL\n")
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| /external/ImageMagick/MagickCore/ |
| fx.c | 4290 tone; local
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| /external/walt/arduino/walt/ |
| walt.ino | 313 tone(MIC_PIN, 5000 /* Hz */);
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