Lyra Codec
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Lyra codec is a new codec developed by Google to help with low bandwidth communications. Lyra codec will be used on WebRTC and Google Duo for Android. The scope of Lyra is to help with audio quality for mobile devices where network access is variable. Lyra will function for audio transmissions at 3 kb/s. For video communications Google plans to pair the Lyra Codec with AV1.
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