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1.4 Comparison with Existing Features

Table1-1 shows a brief comparison of the key differences between the ECR software (also known as HDEC, High-Density Echo Cancellation), the Barge-In package and the CSP software. For a complete list of hardware that supports CSP, see the Release Guide and Release Update.

Table 1-1. Feature Comparison 
Feature
Available in Barge-in package
Available
in ECR
Available
in CSP
Full-duplex channel (simultaneous play and record) No No Yes
Hardware support D/21H, D/41H and D/41ESC Dialogic high-density boards only JCT-series boards and DM3 boards
Data format for play and record/stream PCM 8 kHz (no AGC) PCM 8 kHz (no AGC) Several data formats available. For details, see Section1.3, Supported Data Formats.
Echo cancellation tap length 6 milliseconds (48 taps) used only for signal detection Up to 16 milliseconds (128 taps) Up to 16 milliseconds (128 taps)
Integrated barge-in and echo-cancelled streaming No No Yes
Pre-speech buffers 256 bytes (can store up to 125 milliseconds) No Can store up to 250 milliseconds of 8 kHz PCM data
Echo-cancelled record initiated by voice activity detector Yes No Yes
API Part of voice library Part of voice library Separate CSP library


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