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# SSP - Speech Signal Processing module
SSP is released under the Gnu GPL version 3. See the file COPYING for details.
To install SSP, something like this ought to work: `sh mkdir lib cd lib git clone git@github.com:idiap/ssp.git export PYTHONPATH=~/lib `
Then in some working directory `sh ln -s ~/lib/ssp/bin/pitch.py ln -s ~/lib/ssp/bin/codec.py `
Then you can say `sh pitch.py test.wav # Graphical view of what's going on codec.py -h codec.py -r 22050 -p EM1.wav EM1.lf0 `
Otherwise, see the wiki at https://github.com/idiap/ssp/wiki
– [Phil Garner](http://www.idiap.ch/~pgarner) June 2013
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