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BTW, does anyone know why aren't there codecs that would increase the speaking latency but spread out the information over a wider range of the signal, so that
by heavenlyblue 8y ago
BTW, does anyone know why aren't there codecs that would increase the speaking latency but spread out the information over a wider range of the signal, so that the lost chunks could simply be reconstructed from last and the next chunks received?
- Grollicus 8y agoThat's just another ECC and things like raptor codes to exist, which could achieve analog-ish characteristics in digital transmissions. I suspect this kind of encoding works badly with encryption, as decryption needs a perfect preimage otherwise the decrypted message will simply be garbage. Also, even a slightly increased delay makes for very awkward conversations.