Communication disturbance analysis device and non-transitory recording medium storing a computer readable program
AssigneeKonica Minolta, Inc.
InventorKazunori Ikeda
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Abstract
Disclosed is a communication disturbance analysis device, including: a hardware processor that: obtains a first recorded data created by recording a first communication sound at a transmitter in one facsimile communication and a second recorded data created by recording a second communication sound at a receiver in the one facsimile communication, detects a silence section from each of the first recorded data and the second recorded data; and specifies an extracted section to be extracted as a recoded data to be analyzed from the first recorded data and the second recorded data in accordance with the detected silence section.
Claims22
A communication disturbance analysis device, comprising:
- a hardware processor that:
- obtains a first recorded data created by recording a first communication sound at a transmitter in one facsimile communication and a second recorded data created by recording a second communication sound at a receiver in the one facsimile communication,
- detects a silence section from each of the first recorded data and the second recorded data;
- and
- specifies an extracted section to be extracted as a recoded data to be analyzed from the first recorded data and the second recorded data in accordance with the detected silence section.
A non-transitory recording medium storing a computer readable program which is executed by an information processing device,
- wherein the program causes the information processing device to:
- obtain a first recorded data created by recording a first communication sound at a transmitter in one facsimile communication and a second recorded data created by recording a second communication sound at a receiver in the one facsimile communication;
- detect a silence section from each of the first recorded data and the second recorded data;
- and
- specify an extracted section to be extracted as a recoded data to be analyzed from the first recorded data and the second recorded data in accordance with the detected silence section.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.