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Voice Quality
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ALSO CALLED: Sound Quality, VQ, Voice Quality of Service, and Speech Quality
DEFINITION: Packet loss concealment (PLC) is a technology designed to minimize the practical effect of lost packets in digital communications. In particular, PLC is used in Voice over Internet Protocol ( VoIP). PLC mitigates against the effects of packet loss,
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Optimize Multi-vendor Voice and Data Networks for Service Quality, Responsiveness, and Cost of Delivery
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Learn how CA Network and Voice Management solution improves the quality of service, reduces the impact of service disruptions and controls OPEX and CAPEX through better use of resources.
Posted: 29 Jul 2008 | Published: 01 Jan 2007
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PacketSaver: More Efficient, More Reliable VoIP
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PacketSaver is a powerful technology for any organization seeking to leverage IP networking to support voice, fax, and data. By reducing bandwidth requirements and router processing loads, PacketSaver cuts costs while improving reliability.
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VOICE QUALITY DEFINITION (continued): … which is the failure of one or more transmitted packets to arrive at their destination. This event can cause noticeable effects in all types of digital communications. Packets delayed for a brief time can be dealt with at a given destination by means of a buffer that stores incoming packets for a certain interval and assembles them after that interval has elapsed. Although this method increases the latency, it is often an acceptable alternative to ignoring the delayed packets … |
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