I have a number of voice sound streams encoded in PCM (PCM_SIGNED 8000.0 Hz, 16 bit, mono, 2 bytes/frame, little-endian) which I want to send over the network. To save bandwidth I currently encode the streams using JSpeex. However to save even more bandwidth I would like to (if possible) combine these multiple streams into a single stream before encoding with JSpeex. My DSP knowledge is severely lacking & I am wondering how to go about combining the streams in Java?
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I combine multiple audio streams with this MixingAudioInputStream. The mentioned AudioConcat example uses the same class and it gives you a good idea of how to do the mixing.
You hand it a chosen format and a List of AudioInputStream objects and it mixes them down into one mixed AudioInputStream that you can send back to the clients.
I found it works well provided that your input stream lengths are more or less the same size in length.