Abstract: A method for applying error resiliency based on speed is disclosed. A speed of the wireless communication device is detected. Source-based error resiliency is dynamically applied to a signal based on the speed. The signal is sent on an uplink. In addition to the speed, the source-based error resiliency may be dynamically applied to the signal based on a characteristic of the signal.

Abstract: In various aspects, the disclosure provides for Enhanced Voice Services (EVS) encoding, including encoding an audio signal to obtain an encoded audio signal and a bitrate associated with the encoded audio signal; establishing a source format for the encoded audio signal based on the bitrate; reformatting the encoded audio signal with a pre-selected pattern to generate a packet, wherein a capacity of the packet is based on the source format. And, in various other aspects, the disclosure provides for EVS decoding, including obtaining a data rate associated with a packet; discarding one or more pre-selected patterns from the packet to recover an encoded audio signal based on the data rate; and decoding the encoded audio signal to generate a decoded audio signal.

Abstract: In-band signaling may be used between two stations to determine the capabilities of the stations and/or send actionable information between the stations participating in the call. The in-band signals are indicative that the station that is transmitting the in-band signals can use in-band signals as a conduit to send and/or receive various types of information and are used to probe whether the receiving station can operate similarly. If the receiving station detects and reacts to the in-band signals, then both stations can pass control information and data as well as enhancements between each other, without any need of infrastructure upgrade and/or quality compromise to legacy phone users. Additionally or alternatively, out of band interfaces and watermarking may also be used.

Abstract: A method for applying error resiliency based on speed is disclosed. A speed of the wireless communication device is detected. Source-based error resiliency is dynamically applied to a signal based on the speed. The signal is sent on an uplink. In addition to the speed, the source-based error resiliency may be dynamically applied to the signal based on a characteristic of the signal.

Abstract: A process for generation of codevectors in the production of synthetic speech in a communication system employing code-excited linear prediction (CELP) is implemented by dividing frames of sampled speech into sub-frames for which are generated codevectors suitable for excitation of synthesizer filters in the low-bit mode of signal transmission. Vector quantization (VQ) is employed with an algebraic representation of the CELP. A reduction of a sub-frame of 6.7 milliseconds to a vector representation of only 8 pulses results in an insufficiency of candidate codevectors, which insufficiency is overcome by a circular shifting of the codevectors at a cyclical rate equal to the pitch of the original voice signal.

Abstract: A telephone system including mobile telephonic stations provides for a remote programming of the telephones of respective ones of the mobile stations upon an indication from each of the respective telephones of a type of digital signal processor (DSP) employed by the telephone. Various programs are stored at a base station for implementing various protocols in the compression and in the expansion of voice signals processed by the DSP. Such programs include differences in the output compressed signal bandwidth to be allocated to a specific service area of a base station at a specific time of day, by way of example. Programs operating the DSP can be changed upon request of a subscriber and/or upon direction from the base station. Program changes may occur also upon a hand-off between service areas of different base stations. Plural memories may be provided in an individual telephone to permit operation with one protocol during reception of a program for a different protocol.

Abstract: A cellular telephone having transmit and receive channels with a digital-mode communication capability includes also a memory and switching circuitry operative under control of a microcontroller. The switching circuitry enables connection of input and output ports of the memory to either one of the channels. By entry of commands to the microcontroller, the microcontroller arranges the configuration of the switching circuitry to permit storage in the memory of a message originating locally from a user of the telephone, inputted via a microphone connected to the transmit channel, or from a distant telephone connected via a communication link to the receiving channel. Subsequent playback of the message from the memory may be coupled via the switching circuitry to a speaker of the telephone to be heard by a user of the telephone, or may be outputted to the transmit channel for communication to the distant telephone. Preferably, the message is stored in compressed format to save memory space.