Packet loss concealment for overlapped transform codecs
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsDinei A. Florencio, Philip A. Chou
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsDinei A. Florencio, Philip A. Chou
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Real-time packet-based audio communications over packet-based networks frequently results in the loss of one or more packets during any given communication session. The real-time nature of such communications precludes retransmission of lost packets due to the unacceptable delays that would result. Consequently, packet loss concealment methods are employed to “hide” lost packets from the listener. Unfortunately, conventional loss concealment methods, such as packet repetition or stretch/overlap methods, do not fully exploit information available from partially received samples. Therefore, when a single frame of N coefficients is lost, 2N samples are only partially reconstructed, thereby degrading the reconstructed signal. To address this problem, an optimized packet loss concealment solution is identified for particular lost packets by solving an underdetermined system of linear equations representing partially received samples while minimizing a computed error based on a model of the signal obtained from neighboring blocks or frames received by the decoder.
A method for concealing missing coefficients of a transform of a signal by reconstructing blocks of samples of sample of the signal corresponding to the missing coefficients, comprising steps for:
A computer-readable medium having computer executable instructions for, concealing missing frames of coefficients of an overlapped transform of a signal by reconstructing blocks of samples of the signal corresponding to the missing frames of coefficients, said computer executable instructions comprising:
A method for reconstructing one or more missing data frames of an overlapped transform coded signal by reconstructing one or more of the missing data frames, comprising:
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