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Realisation of an Adaptive Audio Tool

Catherine Boutremans, Arnaud Meylan
2000
Conference paper

Abstract

Real-time audio over the best effort Internet often suffers from packet loss. So far, Forward Error Correction (FEC) seems to be an efficient way to attenuate the impact of loss. Nevertheless to ensure efficiency of FEC, the source rate must be continuously controlled to avoid congestion. In this paper, we describe a realisation of adaptive FEC subdued to a TCP-friendly rate control.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/315?ln=en

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