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EP2491556

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AUDIO SIGNAL ENCODER, AUDIO SIGNAL DECODER, METHOD FOR ENCODING OR DECODING AN AUDIO SIGNAL USING AN ALIASING-CANCELLATION

Filed
Oct 19, 2010
Technology
Electrical engineering · Computer technology
UPC cases
1
EPO proceedings
1
Ownership history
As recorded at the EPO. Transfers made after the opposition period are recorded in national registers and may be missing here.
Abstract

An audio signal decoder (200) for providing a decoded representation (212) of an audio content on the basis of an encoded representation (310) of the audio content comprises a transform domain path (230, 240, 242, 250, 260) configured to obtain a time-domain representation (212) of a portion of the audio content encoded in a transform-domain mode on the basis of a first set (220) of spectral coefficients, a representation (224) of an aliasing-cancellation stimulus signal and a plurality of linear-prediction-domain parameters (222). The transform domain path comprises a spectrum processor (230) configured to apply a spectrum shaping to the first set of spectral coefficients in dependence on at least a subset of the linear-prediction-domain parameters, to obtain a spectrally-shaped version (232) of the first set of spectral coefficients. The transform domain path comprises a first frequency-domain-to-time-domain converter (240) configured to obtain a time-domain representation of the audio content on the basis of the spectrally-shaped version of the first set of spectral coefficients. The transform domain path comprises an aliasing-cancellation stimulus filter configured to filter (250) the aliasing-cancellation stimulus signal (324) in dependence on at least a subset of the linear-prediction-domain parameters (222), to derive an aliasing-cancellation synthesis signal (252) from the aliasing-cancellation stimulus signal. The transform domain path also comprises a combiner (260) configured to combine the time-domain representation (242) of the audio content with the aliasing-cancellation synthesis signal (252), or a post-processed version thereof, to obtain an aliasing reduced time-domain signal.

From the international application WO2011048117

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DateCaseDivisionTypeOutcomeParties
Jul 21, 2026UPC CFI 2632/2026Munich LDInfringementLockedNavigate LLC. +1
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