Reliable Audio for Use over the Internet (1995) [122 citations — 15 self]
Abstract:
This paper describes current problems found with audio applications over the MBONE (Multicast Backbone), and investigates possible solutions to the most common one- packet loss. The principles of packet speech systems are discussed, and how the structure allows the use of redundancy to design viable solutions to the problem. The paper proposes the use of synthetic speech coding algorithms (vocoders) to provide redundancy, since the algorithms produce a very low bit-rate stream, which only adds a small overhead to a packet. Preliminary experiments show that normal speech repaired with synthetic quality speech is intelligible, even at very high loss rates.

