ParleyVoice Uses Real-Time Audio Transport to Reduce Waiting in Live Translation

Live interpretation depends on timing, since a translation that arrives late can leave both sides waiting, repeating themselves, or talking over each other. ParleyVoice addresses this by adding real-time audio transport on RTC-supported hosted meeting paths and coordinating how audio is captured, sent, and played back. The article explains that total delay comes from several stages beyond the model itself, including capture and packetization, network transport, model processing, and playback buffering. Network jitter can make these waits uneven, so the system aims for low delay and a steady audio flow. By keeping these stages running in parallel, the approach seeks to keep interpretation close to the model's response speed and preserve the natural pace of the conversation.