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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 30, 2004
Filed:
Jun. 25, 2002
Johannes Hilpert, Fürth, DE;
Jürgen Herre, Buckenhof, DE;
Bernhard Grill, Lauf, DE;
Rainer Buchta, Herzogenaurach, DE;
Karlheinz Brandenburg, Erlangen, DE;
Heinz Gerhäuser, Waischenfeld, DE;
Abstract
A method for detecting a transient in a discrete-time audio signal is performed completely in the time domain and includes the step of segmenting the discrete-time audio signal so as to generate consecutive segments of the same length with unfiltered discrete-time audio signals xs(T−1). The discrete-time audio signal in a current segment is subsequently filtered. Then either the energy of the filtered discrete-time audio signal in the current segment can be compared with the energy of the filtered discrete-time audio signal in a preceding segment or a current relationship between the energy of the filtered discrete-time audio signal in the current segment and the energy of the unfiltered discrete-time audio signal in the current segment can be formed and this current relationship compared with a preceding corresponding relationship. On the basis of the one and/or the other of these comparisons it is detected whether a transient is present in the discrete-time audio signal.