Steganography in Audio Files by Entropy using FEC as Reed–Solomon of VOIP Streams

In this paper introduce a novel technique to identify the voice (active frames) and silent regions (inactive frames) of a speech stream very much suitable for VoIP calls. Thus here the proposed a better voice activity detection based on the entropy algorithm. High-capacity steganography algorithm for embedding data in the inactive frames . Then inactive frames are encoded by G. 723. 1 source codec, which is used extensively in Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). As the data embedding capacity is very high on inactive frames of the audio signals than in the active frames. Entropy based Voice Activity Detection algorithms for VoIP applications can save bandwidth by filtering the frames that do not contain speech . On evaluating the proposed approach with the existing methods, our approach yield a better saving in bandwidth, yet maintaining high capacity of data embedding. yet maintaining good quality of the speech streams and then finally using forward error correcting code as Reed-Solomon codes. It can be used as encoder and decoder. By using Reed-Solomon code, data losses occur in the transmission can be detected and recovered by adding extra information (redundancy) to the original data.