Voice conference call using PSTN and internet networks
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1. A method for supporting a multi-participant audio/video conference call, the method comprising:
- receiving first audio data from a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) client;
receiving second audio data from a moderator;
receiving third audio data, video data, and collaboration data from at least one remote client through a first Virtual Private Network (VPN) tunnel;
mixing the first audio data from the PSTN client with the second audio data from the moderator into a first mixed audio data;
transmitting the first mixed audio data to the remote client through the first VPN tunnel;
mixing the second audio data from the moderator with the third audio data from the remote client into a second mixed audio data; and
transmitting the second mixed audio data to the PSTN client.
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Abstract
A system and method for supporting a multi-participant voice conference call using PSTN and Internet networks is described. The method for supporting a multi-participant voice conference call includes receiving voice from a PSTN client. The method also includes receiving voice data from a moderator and from at least one remote client connected to the Internet. The method then proceeds to mix the voice data from the PSTN client with the voice data from the moderator into a first mixed voice data that is transmitted to the remote client that is connected to the Internet. The method also mixes the voice data from the moderator with the voice data from the remote client connected to the Internet into a second mixed voice data that is transmitted to the PSTN client.
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1. A method for supporting a multi-participant audio/video conference call, the method comprising:
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receiving first audio data from a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) client; receiving second audio data from a moderator; receiving third audio data, video data, and collaboration data from at least one remote client through a first Virtual Private Network (VPN) tunnel; mixing the first audio data from the PSTN client with the second audio data from the moderator into a first mixed audio data; transmitting the first mixed audio data to the remote client through the first VPN tunnel; mixing the second audio data from the moderator with the third audio data from the remote client into a second mixed audio data; and transmitting the second mixed audio data to the PSTN client. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A system for supporting a multi-participant audio/video conference call comprising:
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a first mixer configured to mix audio data from a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) client with audio data from a moderator and collaboration data from the moderator into a mixed data; a transport output configured to transmit the first mixed data to at least one remote client through a first Virtual Private Network (VPN) tunnel; a second mixer configured to mix audio data from the moderator with audio data from the remote client connected to the Internet into a first mixed audio data; and a VoIP encoder to encode the first mixed audio data into a compressed audio data; the transport output further configured to transmit the compressed audio data to the PSTN client through the first VPN tunnel. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12)
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Current AssigneeMeetrix IP, LLC (Anixa Biosciences, Inc. (f/k/a ITUS Corporation))
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Original AssigneeMeetrix IP, LLC (Anixa Biosciences, Inc. (f/k/a ITUS Corporation))
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InventorsDye, Thomas, Dundon, Thomas
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Primary Examiner(s)Ni, Suhan
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Application NumberUS13/674,227Publication NumberTime in Patent Office1,177 DaysField of Search370260-263, 370/265, 370352-356US Class Current1/1CPC Class CodesH04L 12/1818 Conference organisation arr...H04L 12/4641 Virtual LANs, VLANs, e.g. v...H04L 65/1101 Session protocolsH04L 65/1106 Call signalling protocols; ...H04L 65/403 Arrangements for multi-part...H04L 65/4038 with floor controlH04M 2207/35 virtual private networksH04M 3/567 Multimedia conference systemsH04M 3/568 audio processing specific t...H04M 7/009 in systems involving PBX or...H04M 7/1225 Details of core network int...H04N 7/15 Conference systems
