AGC and signal level

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On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 3:59 PM, Marcin 'Malcom' Malich <malcom at o2.pl>
wrote:

> Witam!
>
> IMHO after setting signal level to a certain amount, the signal coming
> out should have the same level independently of hardware/system
> config, yet unfortunately it isn't so, in some cases.
>
>
Sorry for the late reply. And sorry I don't quite get what you mean, can you
explain more?



> I tried analyzing AGC used by pjmedia (conference.c) but I can't quite
> understand the idea of its function.
> Could someone explain how the AGC used by the library works?
>
>
The AGC in conference.c is used to smoothen the mixing factors when we mix
the output from more than one sources to avoid non-aligned samples between
frames, and it's not AGC in a real sense. And more over this has been
deprecated since 0.9 as we have replaced the mixing algorithm with a new,
better one (http://trac.pjsip.org/repos/ticket/449).

Cheers
 Benny
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