OggOpus/testvectors
< OggOpus
This page lists test vectors needed for OggOpus which are specific to the Ogg mapping (separate from the opus bitstream test vectors, though they do some bitstream testing as a side efffect)
- All test vectors should be chained files with at least two parts
- Chained file where the second link has no pregap and starts with inter frames (to ensure that decoder state is reset)
- Pregap (set large pre-gap with a chime "if you just heard a chime, your player is broken")
- Multichannel
- Multichannel stereo (e.g. mono+mono)
- Multichannel w/pregap and random channel maps
- Multichannel with silent channels
- Totally silent multichannel
- Multichannel with 256 channels
- Mapping tests for the Vorbis mappings (e.g. name of the speaker spoken by each speaker)
- Files with replaygain metadata (esp files which are obviously too quiet/loud without applying replaygain)
- Multiple identical ReplayGain comments in OpusTags
- matching unnormalized WAV output.
- Files with crazy input rate.
- Header-gain set very high with a very quiet input (silent if you don't implement header gain).
- Header-gain set very low with an input that will clip a decoder if the header gain is not done internally.
- Single packet per page
- Utterly stuffed pages with constant continued pages
- Pages whose contents are entirely and partially dropped frames (len=0) (maybe redundant with bitstream tests)
- Files with chimes after the end (testing end length chopping)
- File with all opus modes and frame sizes
- Stereo files using many mono frames at the beginning/end
- OpusTags comment values containing very large nonsense comments, duplicate comment values etc.
- Illegal test vectors that must fail
- Zero streams (N=0)
- Too many two-output streams
- M>N
- M<=N but M+N>255
- Channels mapped to nonexistent stream indices (255 > index >= M+N)
- Illegal OpusTags comments
- Total length larger or shorter than the packet
- Illegal field names
- Illegal field contents
- Illegal field (no "=")
- Multiple conflicting ReplayGain comments
- ReplayGain comments containing illegal values
- Weird encodings of correct-looking values?