Lync Wideband Audio Codec

Lync Audio Codecs - Microsoft® Lync® Server 2013 …

https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/microsoft-lync-server/9780133100563/ch17lev3sec1.html

Media Codecs in Lync 2013 : Jeff Schertz's Blog

http://blog.schertz.name/2014/03/media-codecs-in-lync-2013/

Lync Server 2013: AudioStream table - Lync Server ...

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/office/lync-server-2013/lync-server-2013-audiostream-table

how Lync server negociate the audio code with client, …

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Lync News / Jeff Schertz: Media Codecs in Lync 2013

https://lyncnews.tumblr.com/post/81294946685/jeff-schertz-media-codecs-in-lync-2013

SILK Audio in Lync Mobile Clients : Jeff Schertz's Blog

http://blog.schertz.name/2014/11/silk-audio-in-lync-mobile-clients/

As explained in the previous article the m=audio line declares all of the client’s supported audio codecs and lists them each by their payload type in order of preference. The other client in the conversation also sends its own list in return. The first payload listed is 104 which is SILK wideband, as denoted by the 16000 clock rate. When negotiating an audio call …

Lync / Skype for Business - Network Planning for the SILK ...

https://www.risual.com/2015/03/lync-skype-for-business-network-planning-for-the-silk-codec/

RTA (the audio codec traditionally used in Lync) had a 10ms look ahead and a measurable amount of algorithmic delay; the 20ms packet would take around 40ms to encode/decode, so SILK appears to be around 40% faster from USB to wire. While the actual capture of an audio signal does have some overhead, it is usually measured in microseconds, …

Non standard audio codecs? - social.technet.microsoft.com

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Hi All, Apologies if this is a rather basic question, but I've only just started looking a Lync for my application. Lync supports a range of wideband and narrowband audio codecs, but not the one I'd like to use (I'm looking at very high quality audio codecs such as G719, AAC-ELD or G.722.1annex C.) .

#Lync Question 28: How much bandwidth does the Skype SILK ...

https://ariprotheroe.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/lync-question-28-how-much-bandwidth-does-the-skype-silk-codec-use/

During the session Q&A, it was asked whether the Super-Wideband codec will be supported by Lync? Not at the moment and it isn’t a high priority for them. Lync/Skype v1 calls did not support FEC end-to-end however Lync/Skype v2 calls will use in-band FEC compared to Lync’s out of band FEC.