Counting the number of bits used by the sideinfo, I get 18.8 bytes.
Note that the side info is defined to contain the following parts:
I hereby used the option for single channel and the window_switching_flag set --- so region2 is empty and only two regions are coded.
So my question is: why doesn't it add up to 136 bits (17 bytes), as the standard specifies it to be?
Note that the side info is defined to contain the following parts:
- main_data_begin (9bits)
- private_bits (5bits)
- scalefactor_selection_info (4bits)
- side_info_granule0(66bits)
- side_info_granule1(66bits)
I hereby used the option for single channel and the window_switching_flag set --- so region2 is empty and only two regions are coded.
So my question is: why doesn't it add up to 136 bits (17 bytes), as the standard specifies it to be?