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Hello. I'm trying to implement a certain scheme that requires a low level use of the Opus codec, specifically the SILK part of it. Even more specifically, it requires use of encode_pulses.c and decode_pulses.c. In addition, I need this part to be compiled into a shared object file (.so file), so that I can call these functions from my Python script. When I follow the build instructions given in the Opus GitHub, I get the shared file "libopus.so", and when I view the list of functions in it, it doesn't contain the desired low-level functionaliy I need. My question is, is there an option to build a specific part of the Opus codec, so that low-level functionality can be used directly from a Python script using ctypes? Thanks in advance
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Hello. I'm trying to implement a certain scheme that requires a low level use of the Opus codec, specifically the SILK part of it. Even more specifically, it requires use of encode_pulses.c and decode_pulses.c. In addition, I need this part to be compiled into a shared object file (.so file), so that I can call these functions from my Python script. When I follow the build instructions given in the Opus GitHub, I get the shared file "libopus.so", and when I view the list of functions in it, it doesn't contain the desired low-level functionaliy I need. My question is, is there an option to build a specific part of the Opus codec, so that low-level functionality can be used directly from a Python script using ctypes? Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: