Wideband-narrowband telecommunication
AssigneeAlcatel
InventorRaymond Gass
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Here is described a method, a near end telecommunications terminal and a computer executable software code which allow to perform a telecommunications with a far end telecommunications terminal providing the option of applying a narrowband encoding technique without loosing the benefit of a wideband encoding technique. This is achieved after setting up a telecommunications between that near end telecommunications terminal and the far end telecommunications terminal by applying by the codec from the near end telecommunications terminal a sampling when encoding corresponding to a wideband encoding technique while assembling the resulting timeslots into frames to be transmitted to the far end telecommunications terminal via RTP. Furthermore, the sampled timeslots are assembled when applying the wideband encoding technique according to the parity of the sequential integer number from the sampled timeslots to generate two kind of frames, one with all the timeslots identified by even sequential numbers, the other one with the remaining timeslots identified by odd sequential numbers.
A method for providing telecommunications between a near end and at least a far end telecommunications terminal, each telecommunications terminal having a codec, the method comprising:
A near end telecommunications terminal comprising:
A computer executable software code stored on a non-transitory computer readable medium to be executed by a codec at a near end telecommunication terminal for communicating with a telecommunication network with at least a far end telecommunications terminal by applying a wideband encoding technique, wherein the code comprises code for assembling sampled timeslots according to the parity of their sequential integer number to generate two kinds of Real Time Protocol (RTP) frames to be transmitted to the far end telecommunications terminal via a packet switched network using Real Time Protocol, one kind of RTP frame with all the timeslots identified by even sequential numbers, the other one kind of RTP frame with the remaining timeslots identified by odd sequential numbers, each kind of RTP frame having a timestamp related to the other kind of RTP frame using the same reference clock and code for transmitting both kinds of RTP frames to the far end telecommunications via different specific RTP streams each corresponding to a narrowband channel, wherein each timestamp relates to the mean value of the RTP frame payload time of a RTP frame of the first kind and a RTP frame of the second kind.
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