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Adaptive VoIP Transmission Over Heterogeneous Wired/Wireless Networks

Date: January 2008
Type: White Paper
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Overview: The instantaneous bit rate is determined by a control mechanism based on the estimation of channel congestion state. This description presents an adaptive architecture for the transport of VoIP traffic over heterogeneous wired/wireless Internet environments. This architecture uses a VoIP gateway associated with an 802.11e QoS enhanced Access Point (QAP) to transcode voice flows before their transmissions over the wireless channel. The mechanism dynamically adapts audio codec bit rate using a congestion avoidance technique so as to preserve acceptable levels of quality.


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