Improving the Robustness of the G.722 Wideband Speech Codec to Packet Losses for Voice Over Wlans
Niranjan Shetty, Jerry D. Gibson · 2006
Since the G.722 wideband speech codec offers higher quality and naturalness than G.711, is low in complexity, has low delay, and tandems well with other codecs, it is an attractive codec for voice over IP and voice over wireless LANs. However, packet losses in G.722 not only require good concealment of the lost frame, but a lost frame results in a mismatch of the encoder/decoder states for the next correctly received frame following the lost frame. Although proprietary schemes exist, the G.722 codec has no standardized packet loss concealment (PLC) method. We present a new PLC method for G.722 and propose an efficient approach to sending the side information to resynchronize the encoder and decoder that greatly improves the robustness of the G.722 codec to packet losses