Redundant, low-latency digital audio transmission
AssigneeAmg IP, LLC
InventorsJustin Ginn, Ryan Danford, Chip Lile, Cordwell Brown, Andrew Paul Lentvorski, Raymond David Sanderlin
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AssigneeAmg IP, LLC
InventorsJustin Ginn, Ryan Danford, Chip Lile, Cordwell Brown, Andrew Paul Lentvorski, Raymond David Sanderlin
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Methods and systems for converting an audio signal into a stream of digital audio packets are presented. An example converter device may include a receiver, a digital audio encoder, a digital audio packetizer, and a transmitter. The receiver may receive an audio signal. The digital audio encoder may encode the audio signal into a stream of digital audio values. The digital audio packetizer may generate a stream of digital audio data packets from the stream of digital audio values. Each of the digital audio data packets may include a current digital audio value and at least one previous digital audio value of the stream of digital audio values. The transmitter may transmit the stream of digital audio data packets to a receiving device.
A digital audio converter device for redundant, low-latency transmission of one or more digital audio streams, the converter device comprising:
A method for redundant, low-latency transmission of one or more digital audio streams, the converter device, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions for receiving redundant low-latency transmission of one or more digital audio streams, the instructions, when executed on at least one processor of a mobile communication device, cause the mobile communication device to:
A method for redundant low-latency transmission of one or more digital audio streams, the method comprising:
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