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STANDARD 23003-3
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2012-04-01
AMENDMENT 1
2014-03-15
Information technology — MPEG audio
technologies —
Part 3:
Unified speech and audio
AMENDMENT 1: Conformance
Technologies de l'information — Technologies audio MPEG —
Partie 3: Discours unifié et codage audio
AMENDEMENT 1: Conformité
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INTERNATIONAL ISO/IEC
STANDARD 23003-3
First edition
2012-04-01
AMENDMENT 1
2014-03-15
Information technology — MPEG
audio technologies —
Part 3:
Unified speech and audio coding
AMENDMENT 1: Conformance
Technologies de l’information — Technologies audio MPEG —
Partie 3: Discours unifié et codage audio
AMENDEMENT 1: Conformité
Reference number
ISO/IEC 23003-3:2012/Amd.1:2014(E)
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Foreword
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work. In the field of information technology, ISO and IEC have established a joint technical committee,
ISO/IEC JTC 1.
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Attention is drawn to the possibility that some of the elements of this document may be the subject of
patent rights. ISO and IEC shall not be held responsible for identifying any or all such patent rights.
Amendment 1 to ISO/IEC 23003-3:2012 was prepared by Joint Technical Committee ISO/IEC JTC 1,
Information technology, Subcommittee SC 29, Coding of audio, picture, multimedia and hypermedia
information.
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Information technology — MPEG audio technologies —
Part 3:
Unified speech and audio coding
AMENDMENT 1: Conformance
In Clause 2, “Normative References”, add the following entry:
ISO/IEC 14496-26:2010, Information technology — Coding of audio-visual objects — Part 26: Audio
conformance
In 4.5.4 replace:
Four different hierarchical levels are defined with increasing number of audio channels and increasing
complexity. All four levels include Level 2 of the Baseline USAC profile. The definition of the four levels
of the Extended HE AAC profile is given in Table 3. All notes in Table 3 and all restrictions listed in the
columns 2, 3, 4, and 5 (“Max. channels/object”, “Max. AAC sampling rate, SBR not present [kHz]”, “Max.
AAC sampling rate, SBR present [kHz]”, “Max. SBR sampling rate [kHz] (in/out)”) of Table 3 apply only
when decoding HE AAC v2 profile compliant bit streams.
Table 3 — Levels for the Extended HE AAC profile
Max. AAC Max. AAC
Max. SBR Max. PCU Max. RCU
Level Max. sampling sampling
sampling HQ / LP HQ / LP
(NOTE channels / rate, SBR rate, SBR Max. PCU Max. RCU
rate [kHz] SBR SBR
1) object not present present
(in/out) (NOTE 5) (NOTE 5)
[kHz] [kHz]
1 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
2 2 48 24 24/48 12 11 12 11
3 2 48 24/48 48/48 15 11 15 11
(NOTE 3) (NOTE 2)
4 5 48 24/48 48/48 25 28 20 23
(NOTE 4) (NOTE 2)
5 5 96 48 48/96 49 28 39 23
NOTE 1: Level 2, 3, and 4 Extended HE AAC profile decoders implement the baseline version of the parametric stereo tool. A
level 5 decoder shall not be limited to the baseline version of the parametric stereo tool.
NOTE 2: For level 3 and level 4 decoders, it is mandatory to operate the SBR tool in downsampled mode if the sampling rate
of the AAC core is higher than 24kHz. Hence, if the SBR tool operates on a 48kHz signal, the internal sampling rate of the SBR
tool will be 96kHz, however, the output signal will be downsampled by the SBR tool to 48kHz.
NOTE 3: If Parametric Stereo data are present the maximum AAC sampling rate is 24kHz, if Parametric Stereo data are not
present the maximum AAC sampling rate is 48kHz.
NOTE 4: For one or two channels the maximum AAC sampling rate, with SBR present, is 48kHz. For more than two channels
the maximum AAC sampling rate, with SBR present, is 24kHz.
NOTE 5: The PCU/RCU number are given for a decoder operating the LP SBR tool whenever applicable.
with:
A number of hierarchical levels are defined with increasing number of audio channels and increasing
complexity. All levels include Level 2 of the Baseline USAC profile. The definition of the levels of the
Extended HE AAC profile is given in Table 3. All notes in Table 3 and all restrictions listed in the columns
2, 3, 4, and 5 (“Max. channels/object”, “Max. AAC sampling rate, SBR not present [kHz]”, “Max. AAC
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sampling rate, SBR present [kHz]”, “Max. SBR sampling rate [kHz] (in/out)”) of Table 3 apply only when
decoding HE AAC v2 profile compliant bit streams.
Table 3 — Levels for the Extended HE AAC profile
Max. AAC Max. AAC
Max. SBR Max. PCU Max. RCU
Level Max. sampling sampling
sampling HQ / LP HQ / LP
(NOTE channels / rate, SBR rate, SBR Max. PCU Max. RCU
rate [kHz] SBR SBR
1) object not present present
(in/out) (NOTE 5) (NOTE 5)
[kHz] [kHz]
1 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
2 2 48 24 24/48 12 11 12 11
3 2 48 24/48 48/48 15 11 15 11
(NOTE 3) (NOTE 2)
4 5 48 24/48 48/48 25 28 20 23
(NOTE 4) (NOTE 2)
5 5 96 48 48/96 49 28 39 23
6 7 48 24/48 48/48 34 37 27 30
(NOTE 4)
7 7 96 48 48/96 67 37 53 30
NOTE 1: Level 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7 Extended HE AAC profile decoders implement the baseline version of the parametric stereo
tool. A level 5 decoder shall not be limited to the baseline version of the parametric stereo tool.
NOTE 2: For level 3, 4 and 6 decoders, it is mandatory to operate the SBR tool in downsampled mode if the sampling rate of
the AAC core is higher than 24kHz. Hence, if the SBR tool operates on a 48kHz signal, the internal sampling rate of the SBR
tool will be 96kHz, however, the output signal will be downsampled by the SBR tool to 48kHz.
NOTE 3: If Parametric Stereo data are present the maximum AAC sampling rate is 24kHz, if Parametric Stereo data are not
present the maximum AAC sampling rate is 48kHz.
NOTE 4: For one or two channels the maximum AAC sampling rate, with SBR present, is 48kHz. For more than two channels
the maximum AAC sampling rate, with SBR present, is 24kHz.
NOTE 5: The PCU/RCU number are given for a decoder operating the LP SBR tool whenever applicable.
NOTE 6: A Level 6 or 7 decoder is not required to decode a Level 5 stream.
In 5.3.2 amend Table 36 as follows:
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Table 36 — Syntax of acelp_coding()
Syntax No. of bits Mnemonic
acelp_coding(acelp_core_mode)
{
[…]
switch (acelp_core_mode) {
case 0
icb_index[sfr]; 20 uimsbf
break;
case 1
icb_index[sfr]; 28 uimsbf
break;
case 2
icb_index[sfr]; 36 uimsbf
break;
case 3
icb_index[sfr]; 44 uimsbf
break;
case 4
icb_index[sfr]; 52 uimsbf
break;
case 5
icb_index[sfr]; 64 uimsbf
break;
case 6
icb_index[sfr]; 12 uimsbf
break;
case 7
icb_index[sfr]; 16 uimsbf
break;
}
gains[sfr]; 7 uimsbf
}
NOTE: coreCoderFrameLength designates the core frame length in samples and is equal to either 1024 or 768. See also
6.1.1.2.
In 7.14.5.2.1, replace:
Depending on the coding mode, the following codebooks are used:
with:
Depending on the coding mode, the following codebooks are used:
— 12-bit codebook with 2 pulses i and i . Pulse i can be selected from either track 0 or 2, pulse i
0 1 0 1
can be selected from either track 1 or 3 (5×2+2)
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— 16-bit codebook with 3 pulses on three tracks. One pulse on track 0, one pulse on track 2 and one
pulse on either track 1 or 3 (selected track signalled by a 1 bit field), which amounts to (5×3+1) = 16
bits.
Add a new Clause 8, “Conformance testing”, as shown below:
8 Conformance testing
8.1 Introduction
The present Clause 8 specifies conformance criteria for both bitstreams and decoders compliant with
the USAC standard as defined in this document. This is done to assist implementers and to ensure
interoperability.
8.2 Terms and definitions
bitstream
encoded audio data
conformance data
conformance test sequences and conformance tools
conformance tool
tool to check certain conformance criteria
conformance test sequence
generic term for conformance test bitstreams and corresponding reference waveforms
conformance test bitstream
USAC bitstream used for testing the conformance of a USAC decoder
conformance test condition
condition which applies to properties of a conformance test bitstream in order to test a certain func-
tionality of the USAC decoder
conformance test case
combination of one or more conformance test conditions for which a set of conformance test sequences
is provided
main audio channel
audio channel conveyed by means of a UsacSingleChannelElement or UsacChannelPairElement
reference waveform
decoded counterpart of a bitstream
USAC bitstream
data encoded according to the USAC standard
UsacCPE
UsacChannelPairElement
UsacEXT
UsacExtElement
UsacLFE
UsacLfeElement
UsacSCE
UsacSingleChannelElement
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8.3 USAC conformance testing
8.3.1 Profiles
Profiles are defined in 4.5. Some conformance criteria apply to USAC in general, while others are specific
to certain profiles and their respective levels. Conformance shall be tested for the level of the profile
with which a given bitstream or decoder claims to comply.
In addition to the conformance requirements described in this clause, a decoder which claims to comply
with the Extended HE AAC Profile shall fulfill conformance for the HE AAC v2 profile according to
ISO/IEC 14496-26:2010.
8.3.2 Conformance tools and test procedure
To test USAC compliant audio decoders, ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 29/WG 11 supplies a number of conformance
test sequences. Supplied sequences cover all profiles as defined in 4.5. For a supplied test sequence,
testing can be done by comparing the output of a decoder under test with a reference waveform also
supplied by ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 29/WG 11. In cases where the decoder under test is followed by additional
operations (e.g. quantizing a signal to a 16 bit output signal) the conformance point is prior to such
additional operations, i.e. it is permitted to use the actual decoder output (e.g. with more than 16 bit) for
conformance testing.
Measurements are carried out relative to full scale where the output signals of the decoders are
normalized to be in the range between −1.0 and +1.0.
In ISO/IEC 14496-26:2010 a set of test methods is defined to test the output of the decoder under test
against the reference output. RMS/LSB Measurement, Segmental SNR and PNS conformance criteria are
used for the comparison. A particular test method for a certain test sequence is specified in 8.5.
For elements producing output that cannot be tested with the methods described in ISO/IEC 14496-
26:2010, specific conformance testing procedures are described in 8.5.
8.3.2.1 Conformance data
All test sequences are provided in the shape of a zip archive as an electronic attachment. Furthermore,
an MS Excel worksheet (“Usac_Conformance_Tables.xlsx”) is provided as an electronic attachment that
lists all test sequences for each module.
For all conformance test sequences, the file names are composed of several parts which convey
information about:
— which module of the decoder is tested
— which channelConfigurationIndex is employed
— which test conditions apply to the test sequence
— which coreSbrFrameLengthIndex applies to the test sequence
— which sampling frequency is signalled in the test sequence
The file naming convention given in Table 149 is used. Values in box brackets are optional.
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Table 149 — File name conventions
Module File Name (compressed) File Name (uncompressed)
Frequency domain cod- Fd__c__.mp4 FD__c__.wav
ing (FD mode), 8.4.4
Linear predictive Lpd__c__[].mp4 Lpd__c__[].wav
domain coding (LPD
mode), 8.4.5
Common core coding Cct__c__[].mp4 Cct__c__[].wav
tools, 8.4.6
Enhanced spectral eSbr__.mp4 eSbr__.wav
band replication
(eSBR), 8.4.7
MPEG Surround 2-1-2, Mps__Sc_.mp4 Mps__Sc_.wav
8.4.10
channelConfigurationIndex as described in Table 68.
Setup string. May consist of a concatenation of one or more abbrevia-
tions as listed in Table 150. If no setup string is specified the basic test
conditions apply
coreSbrFrameLengthIndex as described in Table 70.
usacSamplingFrequencyIndex as described in Table 67. If the escape
value is specified the used sampling frequency is appended, e.g.
“xx_1f_42000.mp4” for a sampling frequency of 42 kHz.
bsFreqRes as described in ISO/IEC 23003-1:2007, Table 39
stereoConfigIndex as described in Table 72
Table 150 — Test conditions and abbreviations
FD core mode
Test Condition Abbrev.
FD window switching test condition Win
Noise filling test condition Nf
Tns test condition Tns
Varying max_sfb test condition Sfb
Handling of extensions condition Ex
Arithmetic coder test condition Ac
Non-meaningful FD window switching test Nmf
condtion
M/S stereo test condition Ms
Complex prediction stereo test condition Cp
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LPD core mode
Test Condition Abbrev.
LPC coding test condition Lpc
ACELP core mode test condition Ace
TCX and noise filling test condition Tcx
LPD mode coverage and FAC test condition Lpd
Bass-post filter test condition Bpf
AVQ test condition Avq
Combined core coding
Test Condition Abbrev.
FD-LPD transition and FAC test condition Flt
FD/TCX noise filling test condition Cnf
Bass-post filter test condition Cbf
synchr. FD-LPD transition and FAC test Flts
condition
asynchr. FD-LPD transition and FAC test Flta
condition
Arithmetic coder test condition CAc
eSbr
Test Condition Abbrev.
QMF accuracy test condition Qma
Envelope adjuster accuracy and SBR pre- Eaa
processing test condition
Header and grid control test condition test Hgt
condition
Inverse filtering test condition Ift
Additional sine test (missing harmonics) Ast
test condition
Sampling rate test condition Sr
Channel mode test condition Cm
interTes test condition Tes
PVC test condition Pvc
Harmonic transposition (QMF) test condi- Htq
tion
Harmonic transposition (crossproducts) Xp
test condition
Transposer toggle test condition Ttt
Envelope shaping toggle (PVC on/off) test Est
condition
Varying crossover frequency test condi- Xo
tion
stereoConfigIndex test condition Mps
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Mpeg surround 212
Test Condition Abbrev.
TSD test condition Tsd
Rate mode test condition Rm
Phase coding test condition Pc
Decorrelator configuration. test condition Dc
DMX gain test condition Dm
Bands phase test condition Bp
Pseudo lr test condition Plr
Residual bands test condition Rb
8.4 USAC Bitstreams
8.4.1 General
8.4.1.1 Characteristics
Characteristics of bitstreams specify the constraints that are applied by the encoder in generating the
bitstreams. These syntactic and semantic constraints may, for example, restrict the range or the values
of parameters that are encoded directly or indirectly in the bitstreams. The constraints applied to a
given bitstreams may or may not be known a priori.
8.4.1.2 Test procedure
Each USAC bitstream shall meet the syntactic and semantic requirements specified in this document.
The present subclause defines the conformance criteria that shall be fulfilled by a compliant bitstream.
These criteria are specified for the syntactic elements of the bitstream and for some parameters decoded
from the USAC bitstream payload.
For each tool a set of semantic tests to be performed on the bitstreams is described. To verify whether
the syntax is correct is straightforward and therefore not defined herein after. In the description of
the semantic tests it is assumed that the tested bitstreams contains no errors due to transmission or
other causes. For each test the condition or conditions that must be satisfied are given, as well as the
prerequisites or conditions in which the test can be applied.
8.4.2 USAC Configuration
8.4.2.1 Characteristics
Encoders may apply restrictions to the following parameters of the bitstream:
a) usacSamplingFrequencyIndex
b) usacSamplingFrequency
c) coreSbrFrameLengthIndex
d) channelConfigurationIndex
e) presence of configuration extensions
f) numOutChannels
g) bsOutputChannelPos
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h) numElements
i) stereoConfigIndex
j) use of time warped MDCT
k) use of noise filling in FD mode
l) use of the eSBR harmonic transposer
m) use of the eSBR inter-TES tool
n) use of the eSBR PVC tool
o) SBR default header, for details see 8.4.7.
p) MPS config, for details see 8.4.10.
8.4.2.2 Test procedure
8.4.2.2.1 UsacConfig()
usacSamplingFrequencyIndex Shall be encoded with a non-reserved value specified in Table 67. For
further profile and level dependent restrictions see 8.4.11.
usacSamplingFrequency No restrictions apply. For profile and level dependent restrictions see
8.4.11.
coreSbrFrameLengthIndex no restrictions apply
channelConfigurationIndex Shall be encoded with a non-reserved value specified in Table 68.
For further profile and level dependent restrictions see 8.4.11. In the
case of channelConfigurationIndex==0 further restrictions apply as
described in 8.4.2.2.2.
usacConfigExtensionPresent no restrictions apply
8.4.2.2.2 UsacChannelConfig()
numOutChannels no restrictions apply. For profile and level dependent restrictions see
8.4.11.
bsOutputChannelPos A bsOutputChannelPos of value 3 or 26 (LFE speaker positions) shall
be associated with an LFE channel. Any other value shall be associ-
ated with a main audio channel.
8.4.2.2.3 UsacDecoderConfig()
numElements the value of this data element shall be such that the accumulated sum
of all channels contained in the bitstream complies with the restric-
tions outlined in 8.4.2.2.1.
usacElementType no restrictions apply. For profile and level dependent restrictions see
8.4.11.
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8.4.2.2.4 UsacSingleChannelElementConfig()
No restrictions are applicable to this bitstream element.
8.4.2.2.5 UsacChannelPairElementConfig()
NOTE The UsacChannelPairElementConfig() element and all included elements may only be present when
coding more than one output channel (see restrictions applying to UsacConfig() in 8.4.2.2.1).
stereoConfigIndex no restrictions apply
8.4.2.2.6 UsacLfeElementConfig()
No restrictions are applicable to this bitstream element.
8.4.2.2.7 UsacCoreConfig()
tw_mdct no restrictions apply. For profile and level dependent restrictions see
8.4.11.
noiseFilling no restrictions apply
8.4.2.2.8 SbrConfig()
harmonicSBR no restrictions apply
bs_interTes no restrictions apply
bs_pvc no restrictions apply
8.4.2.2.9 SbrDfltHeader()
dflt_start_freq no restrictions apply
dflt_stop_freq no restrictions apply
dflt_header_extra1 no restrictions apply
dflt_header_extra2 no restrictions apply
dflt_freq_scale no restrictions apply
dflt_alter_scale no restrictions apply
dftl_nose_bands no restrictions apply
dflt_limiter_bands no restrictions apply
dflt_limiter_gains no restrictions apply
dflt_interpol_freq no restrictions apply
dflt_smoothing_mode no restrictions apply
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8.4.2.2.10 Mps212Config()
bsFreqRes shall not be encoded with a value of 0
bsFixedGainDMX no restrictions apply
bsTempShapeConfig no restrictions apply
bsDecorrConfig shall not be encoded with a value of 3
bsHighRateMode no restrictions apply
bsPhaseCoding no restrictions apply
bsOttBandsPhasePresent no restrictions apply
bsOttBandsPhase shall not be encoded with a value larger than the value of numBands
as given by ISO/IEC 23003-1:2007, 5.2, Table 39 and depends on
bsFreqRes.
bsResidualBands shall not be encoded with a value larger than the value of numBands
as given by ISO/IEC 23003-1:2007, 5.2, Table 39 and depends on
bsFreqRes.
bsPseudoLr no restrictions apply
bsEnvQuantMode shall be 0
8.4.2.2.11 UsacExtElementConfig()
usacExtElementType no restrictions apply
usacExtElementConfigLength no restrictions apply
usacExtElementDefaultLengthPresent no restrictions apply
usacExtElementDefaultLength no restrictions apply
usacExtElementPayloadFrag no restrictions apply
8.4.2.2.12 UsacConfigExtension()
numConfigExtensions no restrictions apply
usacConfigExtType[] no restrictions apply
usacConfigExtLength[] no restrictions apply
fill_byte should be ‘10100101’
8.4.3 Framework
8.4.3.1 Characteristics
Encoders may apply restrictions to the following parameters of the bitstream:
a) signalling of independently decodable frames
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b) presence of extension elements
c) core_mode
d) presence of TNS
8.4.3.2 Test procedure
8.4.3.2.1 UsacFrame()
usacIndependencyFlag no restrictions apply
8.4.3.2.2 UsacSingleChannelElement
No restrictions are applicable to this bitstream element.
8.4.3.2.3 UsacChannelPairElement
No restrictions are applicable to this bitstream element.
8.4.3.2.4 UsacLfeElement
No restrictions are applicable to this bitstream element.
8.4.3.2.5 UsacExtElement
usacExtElementPresent no restrictions apply
usacExtElementUseDefaultLength no restrictions apply
usacExtElementPayloadLength no restrictions apply
usacExtElementStart no restrictions apply
usacExtElementStop no restrictions apply
usacExtElementSegmentData no restrictions apply
8.4.3.2.6 UsacCoreCoderData
core_mode no restrictions apply.
tns_data_present no restrictions apply
8.4.4 Frequency domain coding (FD mode)
8.4.4.1 Characteristics
Encoders may apply restrictions to the following parameters of the bitstream:
a) use of noise filling
b) window_shape
c) M/S Stereo
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d) use of TNS
e) Complex prediction stereo coding
f) max_sfb
g) use of time warped MDCT
h) use of long blocks
i) use of short blocks
8.4.4.2 Test procedure
8.4.4.2.1 fd_channel_stream
global_gain no restrictions apply.
noise_level no restrictions apply
noise_offset no restrictions apply
fac_data_present shall be 0, if the core_mode of the preceding frame of the same chan-
nel was 0 or if mod[3] of the preceding frame of the same channel
was > 0.
8.4.4.2.2 ics_info
window_sequence A conformant bitstream shall consist of only meaningful window_
sequence transitions. However, decoders are required to handle non-
meaningful window_sequence transitions as well. The meaningful
window_sequence transitions are shown in Table 133.
window_shape no restrictions apply
max_sfb shall be <= num_swb_long or num_swb_short as appropriate for win-
dow_sequence and sampling frequency and core coder frame length.
scale_factor_grouping no restrictions apply
8.4.4.2.3 tw_data
tw_data_present no restrictions apply
tw_ratio no restrictions apply
8.4.4.2.4 scale_factor_data
hcod_sf Shall only be encoded with the values listed in the scalefactor Huff-
man table. Shall be encoded such that the decoded scalefactors sf[g]
[sfb] are within the range of zero to 255, both inclusive.
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8.4.4.2.5 tns_data
n_filt no restrictions apply
coef_res no restrictions apply
length shall be small enough such that the lower bound of the filtered
region, does not exceed the start of the array containing the spectral
coefficients.
order shall not exceed the values listed in in Table 130.
direction no restrictions apply
coef_compress no restrictions apply
coef no restrictions apply
8.4.4.2.6 ac_spectral_data
arith_reset_flag no restrictions apply
8.4.4.2.7 StereoCoreToolInfo
tns_active no restrictions apply
common_window no restrictions apply
common_max_sfb no restrictions apply
max_sfb1 shall be <= num_swb_long or num_swb_short as appropriate for win-
dow_sequence and sampling frequency and core coder frame length.
ms_mask_present no restrictions apply
ms_used no restrictions apply
common_tw no restrictions apply
common_tns no restrictions apply
tns_on_lr no restrictions apply
tns_present_both no restrictions apply
tns_data_present no restrictions apply
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8.4.4.2.8 cplx_pred_data
cplx_pred_all no restrictions apply
cplx_pred_used no restrictions apply
pred_dir no restrictions apply
complex_coef no restrictions apply
use_prev_frame shall be 0 if the core transform length of previous frame is different
from the core transform length of the current frame or if the core_
mode of the previous frame is 1.
delta_code_time no restrictions apply
hcod_sf no restrictions apply
8.4.5 Linear predictive domain coding (LPD mode)
8.4.5.1 Characteristics
Encoders may apply restrictions to the following parameters of the bitstream:
a) acelp_core_mode
b) lpd_mode (use of ACELP, short TCX, medium TCX, and long TCX)
c) activation of bass-post filter
8.4.5.2 Test procedure
8.4.5.2.1 lpd_channel_stream
acelp_core_mode shall be encoded with a value in the range of 0 to 5, both inclusive.
lpd_mode shall be encoded with a non-reserved value listed in Table 89.
bpf_control_info no restrictions apply
core_mode_last shall be encoded with the value of data element core_mode of the pre-
vious frame
fac_data_present shall be 0, if the core_mode of the preceding frame of the same chan-
nel was 0 and mod[0] of the current frame is > 0, or if mod[0] of the
current frame is > 0 and mod[3] of the preceding frame of the same
channel was > 0.
short_fac_flag shall be encoded with a value of 1 if the window_sequence of the
previous frame was 2 (EIGHT_SHORT_SEQUENCE). Otherwise short_
fac_flag shall be encoded with a value of 0.
8.4.5.2.2 lpc_data
lpc_first_approximation_index no restrictions apply
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8.4.5.2.3 qn_data
qn the codebook number shall be encoded as described in 7.13.7.2.
qn_base no restrictions apply
qn_ext no restrictions apply
8.4.5.2.4 get_mode_lpc
binary_code shall be encoded with the values listed in Table 143 in the column
Binary Code
8.4.5.2.5 code_book_indices
code_book_index no restrictions apply
kv no restrictions apply
8.4.5.2.6 acelp_coding
mean_energy no restrictions apply
acb_index the adaptive codebook index shall be encoded as described in
7.14.5.1.
ltp_filtering_flag no restrictions apply
icb_index the innovation codebook excitation shall be encoded as described in
7.14.5.2.
gains no restrictions apply
8.4.5.2.7 tcx_coding
noise_factor no restrictions apply
global_gain no restrictions apply
arith_reset_flag no restrictions apply
8.4.6 Common core coding tools
8.4.6.1 Characteristics
Encoders may apply restrictions to the following parameters of the bitstream:
a) use of arithmetic coder reset
8.4.6.2 Test procedure
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