Sanneck et al., 2000 - Google Patents
Packet loss recovery and control for voice transmission over the internetSanneck et al., 2000
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Abstract\Best e ort" packet-switched networks, like the Internet, do not o er a reliable transmission of packets to applications with real-time constraints such as voice. Thus, the loss of packets impairs the application-level utility. For voice this utility impairment is twofold …
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