De-jitter buffer adjustments based on estimated delay
A buffer and de-jitter technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as delay, poor user experience, and increased message reproduction
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[0019] Telephone networks have used circuit switching for over 100 years. When a call is made between two parties, the connection needs to be maintained for the entire duration of the call. However, much of the data transferred during that time is wasted. For example, when one party is speaking and the other party is listening, only half of the connection is used. In addition, in many conversations, a considerable amount of time is silent periods, during which neither party speaks. Circuit-switched networks send a lot of unnecessary traffic over a constantly open connection, thus effectively wasting the available bandwidth.
[0020] In a circuit-switched network, data is passed back and forth all the time, but many data networks (eg, the Internet) use a packet-switched method. Packet switching opens a connection between two communicating systems only long enough to send a small piece of data (called a "packet") from one system to the other. These short connections need to ...
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