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Packet Loss

What is packet loss?

Packet loss occurs when data packets fail to reach their destination over a network, causing gaps or dropouts in audio streams.

What is an example of packet loss?

A glitchy VoIP call where parts of words drop out is often caused by packet loss.

How does packet loss work?

It’s usually due to network congestion or instability. Real-time applications may conceal lost packets using interpolation or repetition.

How does ai-coustics use packet loss?

Our models including Lark, Quail, and Finch handle and smooth out audio affected by packet loss, maintaining intelligibility in live communication.

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