Aiming at improving rate flexibility of the enhanced voice services (EVS) channel-aware mode for various VoIP applications, two new bit-rate channel-aware modes are proposed in this paper in addition to the existing 1...Aiming at improving rate flexibility of the enhanced voice services (EVS) channel-aware mode for various VoIP applications, two new bit-rate channel-aware modes are proposed in this paper in addition to the existing 13.2 kbit/s mode. Channel-aware mode uses forward error correction by transmitting re-encoded information redundantly for use when the original information is lost or discarded due to late arrival to the receiver. The primary frame bit rate is reduced for the redundant accommodation. A modified quantization scheme is proposed for core encoding regarding the quality degradation. Partial redundant coding is a simplification of that in the existing 13.2 kbit/s channel-aware mode due to the bit constraint. The objective evaluation results of PESQ show that the additional channel-aware modes achieve similar performance in improving the error robustness against missing packets as that of the existing 13.2 kbit/s mode. Multiple bit-rate modes can be dynamically selected in the communication system for more voice services in different bandwidths. On the other hand, optimal allocation based on real-time feedback can adapt to the rapidly-changing network environment as well as possible.展开更多
基金Supported by the International Cooperation Research Project between Ericsson(Sweden) and BIT
文摘Aiming at improving rate flexibility of the enhanced voice services (EVS) channel-aware mode for various VoIP applications, two new bit-rate channel-aware modes are proposed in this paper in addition to the existing 13.2 kbit/s mode. Channel-aware mode uses forward error correction by transmitting re-encoded information redundantly for use when the original information is lost or discarded due to late arrival to the receiver. The primary frame bit rate is reduced for the redundant accommodation. A modified quantization scheme is proposed for core encoding regarding the quality degradation. Partial redundant coding is a simplification of that in the existing 13.2 kbit/s channel-aware mode due to the bit constraint. The objective evaluation results of PESQ show that the additional channel-aware modes achieve similar performance in improving the error robustness against missing packets as that of the existing 13.2 kbit/s mode. Multiple bit-rate modes can be dynamically selected in the communication system for more voice services in different bandwidths. On the other hand, optimal allocation based on real-time feedback can adapt to the rapidly-changing network environment as well as possible.
