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Automatic addition and deletion of clients in VoIP conferencing

Prasad et al., 2001

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Document ID
13300840813170921004
Author
Prasad R
Kuri J
Jamadagni H
Dagale H
Ravindranath R
Publication year
Publication venue
Proceedings. Sixth IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications

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In a conference, considering the packets only from a set of selected clients can reduce the degradation of the quality of speech because mixing packets from all clients can lead to lack of clarity in the speech of any participants. The automatic selection should be smooth and …
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