Silence Indication Via Explicit Notification Sample Clauses

Silence Indication Via Explicit Notification. Silence may also be indicated by sending one or more packets containing noise parameters during silence periods. This approach uses the RTP payload type transition from a speech coder to an alternate 'noise' coder to indicate the speech to silence transition, and allows multiple packets of the alternate 'noise' coder type to be sent during a given silent period. This VoIP IA has defined only one of a number of possible noise information transmission schemes. This scheme, based on G.764 absolute noise level indexing, has been allocated the dynamic RTP payload type 120. This method transmits absolute level noise information in a single byte payload, which should be transmitted immediately after the last speech packet of a speech burst. Additional noise packets with updates to the noise level may be sent during long silence periods if desired. Other noise information transmission schemes may be included in later versions of the VoIP IA and assigned to other dynamically allocated RTP payload types. Redundancy of noise information packets is not considered important in the G.764 method, as the loss of noise information packets will, in the worst case, cause nothing more than a default to the 'Silence Indication Via Receive Underrun Conditions' case. For baseline compatibility, receivers must at minimum throw away silence packets of payload type 120 without causing a functional disruption in other aspects of operation. Annex E describes the bit order and packaging of G.764 silence information as VoIP payload.
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