Audiocodes Ltd.

Mark Raifel

Yakov Chen

Eli Shoval

Guy Shterlich

Leon Bialik

A method of determining if an echo canceller comprised in a communication channel that is used to transmit at least one tonal signal and characterized by a model echo path of the channel, is acceptably adapted to cancel echoes in the channel, the method comprising: determining a performance measure how well the canceller cancels echoes of at least one test signal characterized by at least one frequency different from a frequency of the at least one tonal signal; and determining if the canceller is acceptably adapted responsive to the measure.

Method and apparatus for retraining of echo cancellation

Disclosed is a method and circuit for echo suppression or cancellation. According to some embodiments of the present invention, there is provided a circuit including a Noise-Enhanced-Receiving-Direction unit and Narrow-Band Remover unit or units.

Circuit method and system for transmitting information

As part of a system and method for transmitting a signaling tone over a packet switched data (or other communication) network, an audio encoder may have a speech encoding unit and a tone distorter. The tone distorter may distort one or more components of a signaling tone within an audio signal and the speech encoding unit may encode speech and the distorted signaling tone within the audio signal. A control signal may be sent to a tone generator to reproduce the distorted tone.

Method and apparatus for transmitting signaling tones over a packet switched network

A method for using a waveform segment in place of a missing portion of an audio waveform generated in response to a packet stream encoding portions of the audio waveform, the method comprising: phase matching a trailing portion of the waveform segment with a trailing portion of the audio waveform that follows the missing portion; and adding the phase matched waveform segment to the audio waveform.

Method and apparatus for using a waveform segment in place of a missing portion of an audio waveform

Disclosed is an echo suppresser or cancellation circuit including a speech signal extrapolation unit. The speech extrapolation unit may provide extrapolated signal segment approximations to an echo segment replacement unit. The echo segment replacement unit may replace a segment of a first speech signal suspected of being corrupted with an echo component of a second signal using the extrapolated signal segment approximated to represent the corrupted signal segment.

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Mark Raifel