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I am trying to compensate for channel effects introduced into a waveform received over a mobile channel and the same waveform when received over a landline channel. Are there any libraries/code out there that do any one of the following:
1. Sound Equalization
2. Channel inversion/normalization
I have looked over the Internet and found nothing much. Any help is most welcome.
The libraries, if they exist, can be in any language, c/C++/Java/Python … anything.
In general, it’s impossible to compensate for a lossy or noise additive channel, which a mobile codec usually implements.