Hi again, Just as a follow up on the G.711, the simplistic UDP/CBR model won't be useful if you want to simulate stuff like silence concealment and activity detection which are actually two key elements, encoders can use nowadays to efficiently compress audio.
You can still use the UDP/CBR model but you'll have to say it clear that it has such and such limitations. You can start with it, do the work and then if you find a better model you can always change it. It always involves modifying just one line in your tcl script and rerunning the simulation. BR, Ilyes Gouta. On 9/17/07, Brenda Lindsay Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I want to use G.711 codec to simulate a VoIP traffic using an exponential > distribution process based on a stochastic model... > Can someone pls tell me what properties my packets will have based on the > G.711 codec standard... > Does anyone have a tcl script depicting G.711 > Thanks > > Regards >
