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2005 Sep 22
1
How does the jitter buffer "catch up"?
...just decode the last frame again. On the next one, it tells the decoder to extrapolate from the last frame, and on the next one after that to extrapolate even more. This goes on until 25 packets are missed, at which point the jitter buffer resets the decoder and stops extrapolating. > I read Munble source code (v0.3.2) to see how you do. And I found this > comment: > // Ideally, we'd like to go DTX (discontinous transmission) > // if we didn't detect speech. Unfortunately, the jitter > // buffer on the receiving end doesn't cope with that > // very well. Ah, t...
2005 Sep 22
0
How does the jitter buffer "catch up"?
...ll for a pretty long time (ie many seconds). This is my case because I chose not to transmit any sound data when speech was not recognized (This speech probability from the preprocessor is so sweet! Thanks Jean-marc!). Yes, I know, I'm cheap on bandwidth, but that's on purpose... :( I read Munble source code (v0.3.2) to see how you do. And I found this comment: // Ideally, we'd like to go DTX (discontinous transmission) // if we didn't detect speech. Unfortunately, the jitter // buffer on the receiving end doesn't cope with that // very well. I did not implemented the jitte...