I know from personal experience that LYNQ speeds up the audio stream when the connection gets bad for a short time. It is using time stretching (changing the sp

I know from personal experience that LYNQ speeds up the audio stream when the connection gets bad for a short time. It is using time stretching (changing the speed without changing the pitch). I can tell the difference, because I did a lot of audio editing in the past and know how time stretching sounds. I would say that the speed factor is up to 2-3x. This makes people "speak" incredibly fast occasionally.