Simply amazing.
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Bridged line appearance
> 1) Yes. There are
Try this:
Use login ID: 0
Clear the Login ID Field so it's blank
> lawyer, IT consultant and actor
Versatile us Aussies :-)
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Don't you need an
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???
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I don't mess with configuring these, the wizard
2nd vote for ADPCM - depends on how fat you can get though? I would guess
though that this is over a smallish pipe?
After a lot of time and various experiments, my preferred codec is G.726/32
in combination with RTP header compression - low impact on the WAN and the *
server but quality that is ex
>From my understanding of your question, you are looking for the format_mp3
module that is in the Asterisk Add-ons tarball.
This is classed as the "native" way of playing mp3 AFAIK
Dave
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Are you sure those switch figures are right? 16ms delay in the switch path
sounds a bit long. Cisco's mid-range switches like the 2950 have switching
times measured in micro seconds. Then again a 2626 procurve is only around
$700.
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ing quoted, as even the 2626 that you
mention lists a less than 13.3 microsecond latency.
- Brad
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In the UK this is common; several websites enable you to track a cell phone
online:
http://www.traceamobile.co.uk/
and another:
http://www.followus.co.uk/
Works the same way that Steve stated... The police here in Australia have
been using this since the late 90s.
Interesting article:
http:/