How do ITU-T P.800 and P.808 define the MOS scale, listener rules and crowdsourcing controls, and how do the two Recommendations differ?
ITU-T P.800 defines the listening-only ACR test whose 5-point mean is the MOS (with a note that older results must be shifted by one to compare) and requires naive listeners (no subjective test in 6 months, no listening-opinion test in a year); P.808 (in force, 2021) adapts ACR/DCR/CCR to crowdsourcing with one gold-standard and one trapping question per 10 stimuli, two-eared headphones and a two-week listening-test gap, and says crowdsourcing complements rather than replaces laboratory tests. Neither defines a TTS-naturalness protocol.
ITU-T P.800 defines the listening-only ACR test whose 5-point mean is the MOS (with a note that older results must be shifted by one to compare) and requires naive listeners (no subjective test in 6 months, no listening-opinion test in a year); P.808 (in force, 2021) adapts ACR/DCR/CCR to crowdsourcing with one gold-standard and one trapping question per 10 stimuli, two-eared headphones and a two-week listening-test gap, and says crowdsourcing complements rather than replaces laboratory tests. Neither defines a TTS-naturalness protocol.
Curator qualifications: Recommendations read 2026-10-22 (PDFs from producer copies); no test run. PDFs verified from producer copies. Minimum ratings per stimulus (producer: at least 8) not located; P.808 note gives 96 votes per condition in one example.
Limitations: Recommendations read 2026-10-22 (PDFs from producer copies); no test run.
Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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