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Compare identical speech codes before blaming streaming texture
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When streaming speech sounds synthetic, decode the exact generated code sequence both as the normal chunks and as one full waveform. First verify that code-capture instrumentation preserves the original audio byte for byte. Compare aligned waveforms and errors near chunk boundaries with errors elsewhere; a difference confined to seams supports a local texture effect, while high overall similarity weakens a claim that chunking is the main cause. This test isolates the vocoder from token sampling and prompt changes. It still cannot establish which output sounds more human without a calibrated listening measure. Applies when: Diagnosing whether a chunked neural vocoder causes unnatural speech. Keywords: speech vocoder streaming chunks full decode same tokens waveform seam naturalness
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