Patent classifications
H04L65/80
Methods for phase ECU F0 interpolation split and related controller
Controlling a concealment method for a lost audio frame associated with a received audio signal is provided. At least one bin vector of a spectral representation for at least one tone is obtained, wherein the at least one bin vector includes three consecutive bin values for the at least one tone. Whether each of the three consecutive bin values has a complex value or a real value is determined. Responsive to the determination, the three consecutive bin values are processed to estimate a frequency of the at least one tone based on whether each bin value has a complex value or a real value.
Methods for phase ECU F0 interpolation split and related controller
Controlling a concealment method for a lost audio frame associated with a received audio signal is provided. At least one bin vector of a spectral representation for at least one tone is obtained, wherein the at least one bin vector includes three consecutive bin values for the at least one tone. Whether each of the three consecutive bin values has a complex value or a real value is determined. Responsive to the determination, the three consecutive bin values are processed to estimate a frequency of the at least one tone based on whether each bin value has a complex value or a real value.
Dynamic Latency Estimation for Audio Streams
Systems and methods for packet dynamic latency estimation for audio streams may include, for example, capturing a first audio signal using a microphone of a computing device; receiving a second audio signal at the computing device via wireless communications from an access point; determining a set of estimates of a delay of the first audio signal relative to the second audio signal based on a cross-correlation at respective analysis steps within the first audio signal and the second audio signal; determining an average delay and a confidence interval for the set of estimates of the delay; comparing the confidence interval to a threshold duration; and, responsive to the confidence interval being less than the threshold duration, playing, using a speaker controlled by the computing device, an audio signal received from the access point with an added delay determined based on the average delay.
Dynamic Latency Estimation for Audio Streams
Systems and methods for packet dynamic latency estimation for audio streams may include, for example, capturing a first audio signal using a microphone of a computing device; receiving a second audio signal at the computing device via wireless communications from an access point; determining a set of estimates of a delay of the first audio signal relative to the second audio signal based on a cross-correlation at respective analysis steps within the first audio signal and the second audio signal; determining an average delay and a confidence interval for the set of estimates of the delay; comparing the confidence interval to a threshold duration; and, responsive to the confidence interval being less than the threshold duration, playing, using a speaker controlled by the computing device, an audio signal received from the access point with an added delay determined based on the average delay.
Dynamic client buffering and usage of received video frames for cloud gaming
A method is disclosed including setting, at a server, a server VSYNC signal to a server VSYNC frequency defining a plurality of frame periods. The server VSYNC signal corresponding to generation of a plurality of video frames at the server during the plurality of frame periods. The method including setting, at a client, a client VSYNC signal to a client VSYNC frequency. The method including sending a plurality of compressed video frames based on the plurality of video frames from the server to the client over a network using the server VSYNC signal. The method including decoding and displaying, at the client, the plurality of compressed video frames. The method including analyzing the timing of one or more client operations to set the amount of frame buffering used by the client, as the client receives the plurality of compressed video frames.
Dynamic client buffering and usage of received video frames for cloud gaming
A method is disclosed including setting, at a server, a server VSYNC signal to a server VSYNC frequency defining a plurality of frame periods. The server VSYNC signal corresponding to generation of a plurality of video frames at the server during the plurality of frame periods. The method including setting, at a client, a client VSYNC signal to a client VSYNC frequency. The method including sending a plurality of compressed video frames based on the plurality of video frames from the server to the client over a network using the server VSYNC signal. The method including decoding and displaying, at the client, the plurality of compressed video frames. The method including analyzing the timing of one or more client operations to set the amount of frame buffering used by the client, as the client receives the plurality of compressed video frames.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CORRECTING NETWORK LOSS OF DATA
A reference-order AL-FEC system for recovering network video data packet loss during real-time video communication includes a packetizer, a reference-order AL-FEC encoder, a reference-order AL-FEC decoder and a depacketizer. The packetizer constructs source symbols from source packets of a current frame. The encoder generates a repair symbol from the source symbols of the current frame and other reference frames based on the reference-order, not time-order, between the frames within an encoding window. The encoder also generates a repair packet based on the repair symbol. The decoder recovers a lost source symbol based on the source symbols of the frames of the encoding window and the repair symbol by decoding the repair packet. The decoding is achieved by solving a linear system of the repair symbol.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CORRECTING NETWORK LOSS OF DATA
A reference-order AL-FEC system for recovering network video data packet loss during real-time video communication includes a packetizer, a reference-order AL-FEC encoder, a reference-order AL-FEC decoder and a depacketizer. The packetizer constructs source symbols from source packets of a current frame. The encoder generates a repair symbol from the source symbols of the current frame and other reference frames based on the reference-order, not time-order, between the frames within an encoding window. The encoder also generates a repair packet based on the repair symbol. The decoder recovers a lost source symbol based on the source symbols of the frames of the encoding window and the repair symbol by decoding the repair packet. The decoding is achieved by solving a linear system of the repair symbol.
USING PARTIALLY DECODED PACKETS FOR ERROR MITIGATION AT A VOICE DECODER
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a network node may obtain an erroneous packet from a first communication device. The network node may output an indication of bit error rate information, based on the erroneous packet, to a second communication device to facilitate error mitigation at the second communication device. Numerous other aspects are described.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INDICATING THAT CONNECTION ENABLES ROUTING OF DATA BETWEEN PDN GATEWAY AND LOCAL GATEWAY
A user equipment device (UE) initiates the creation of a dedicated bearer between a local gateway (L-GW) and a packet data network gateway (P-GW). A GTP tunnel is established to connect the L-GW, a serving gateway (S-GW), and the P-GW. The L-GW and P-GW apply Network Address Translation (NAT) and/or Traffic Flow Template (TFT) to route the traffic between the LS and a Service Capacity Server/Application Server (SCS/AS). Alternatively, an SCS-initiates the bearer creation, and an SCEF manages the creation of the GTP tunnel connecting. The L-GW may be co-located with an Evolved UTRAN Node B (eNB) and/or connected to multiple eNBs which are not co-located with the L-GW.