Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The circuit switched POTS (plain old telephone system) preserves the timing relationship beten media samples from sender to receiver through use of a common clock. For PC-based Internet multimedia, the existence of separate audio and system clocks on either end-host can introduce significant complications. Much work has taken place in recent years that addresses the issue of system clock skew and its effect on precise delay measurement. In a voice over IP (VoIP) environment, where adaptive buffering techniques are employed, system and audio clock skew can distort both delay measurement and playout control as ll as lead to poor buffer performance.  presents a high level mechanism to measure and compensate for the skew relationships beten system and audio clocks at each end of a multimedia session. The mechanism utilises both the network time protocol (NTP) and the RTP (realtime transport protocol) control protocol or RTCP. Preliminary and positive results are presented from a testbed system and plans for further work are outlined.
['Hugh Melvin', 'Liam Murphy']
I am writing a research paper on a idea An integrated NTP-RTCP solution to audio skew detection and compensation for VoIP applications
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