This paper describes experiments for evaluating the speech quality of packetized voice communications. The experimental conversations are performed through experimental packetized voice communications equipment, which provides packet transmission delays and packet losses. Three experimental results are apparent: packet losses degrade speech quality much more than packet transmission delays in PCM, packet delays affect speech quality more than packet losses in ADM, and inserting the last received codes for lost packets reduces the degradation of speech quality in PCM.
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Makoto AOKI, Fumiaki ISHINO, Fukuya ISHINO, "Speech Quality of Conversational Packetized Voice Communications" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E69-E, no. 2, pp. 107-112, February 1986, doi: .
Abstract: This paper describes experiments for evaluating the speech quality of packetized voice communications. The experimental conversations are performed through experimental packetized voice communications equipment, which provides packet transmission delays and packet losses. Three experimental results are apparent: packet losses degrade speech quality much more than packet transmission delays in PCM, packet delays affect speech quality more than packet losses in ADM, and inserting the last received codes for lost packets reduces the degradation of speech quality in PCM.
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