I'm wary of using g711 of public broadband networks.
...
It'd be interesting to see some comparisons or comments from
people using g726 as this does seem to be supported by quite
a few hardware devices.
We are using g711 pretty much exclusively for all residential
customers in the US and it work
Yes. In fact it's around 32kbps, for a high duration call. MRTG statistics.
Are you using G729A ou B? (VAD can reduce the usage).
Att, Ricardo Martins.
Henry Cobb escreveu:
On 6/7/07, Ricardo Martins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We use G.729. Consumes only 35kbps of bandwidth and has a level 4
> I know that g729 is the king-all, but I want to know what the rest of
> the professional are using out there. g729 has a cost involved, so does
> the cost really offset the performance? Or is it better to go with g711
> to start off?
I'm wary of using g711 of public broadband networks. Althoug
On 6/7/07, Ricardo Martins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We use G.729. Consumes only 35kbps of bandwidth and has a level 4 (from
0 to 5) of voice quality. We still have very poor public data networks
here in Brazil that makes G.711 a very high bandwith consunption codec
for us.
35kbps sounds very
We use G.729. Consumes only 35kbps of bandwidth and has a level 4 (from
0 to 5) of voice quality. We still have very poor public data networks
here in Brazil that makes G.711 a very high bandwith consunption codec
for us.
Another point that is good for G.729 is that we can bridge calls from
c
On Wed, 6 Jun 2007, Davis Sylvester III wrote:
We are evaluating starting a small VoIP consumer based platform.
What is the best codec to use with customers using primarily DSL as internet
connectivity?
I know that g729 is the king-all, but I want to know what the rest of
the professional ar
We are evaluating starting a small VoIP consumer based platform.
What is the best codec to use with customers using primarily DSL as
internet connectivity?
I know that g729 is the king-all, but I want to know what the rest of
the professional are using out there. g729 has a cost involved, so
Alexander Lopez a écrit :
You need to use the 'over' codec. It has been used for years with half-duplex
conversations.
OVER
Yeah, right. 73, 51 :)
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> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Best CoDec for high network latency
>
> Guillermo Salas M a écrit :
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >I need to have some SIP extentions on remote places where
> the latency
> &g
Con fecha 28/1/2006, "Jean-Michel Hiver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
>Guillermo Salas M a écrit :
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I need to have some SIP extentions on remote places where the latency
>>from my asterisk box with public ip is 1~1.5 seconds.
>>
>>What codec will work fine on this sceneary? I'm planni
Guillermo Salas M a écrit :
Hi,
I need to have some SIP extentions on remote places where the latency
from my asterisk box with public ip is 1~1.5 seconds.
What codec will work fine on this sceneary? I'm planning to use iLBC, is
a good choice?
There are basically three parameters I can thin
Hi,
I need to have some SIP extentions on remote places where the latency
from my asterisk box with public ip is 1~1.5 seconds.
What codec will work fine on this sceneary? I'm planning to use iLBC, is
a good choice?
Regards,
Guillermo.
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steve szmidt wrote:
On Tuesday 02 November 2004 08:18 pm, Julio Arruda wrote:
Steve Underwood wrote:
'replace' fax over G.711 by fax over G.711 over IP :-)
The point being, Fax over VOIP (even using G.711), I don't believe would
be as reliable as Fax over an ISDN b-channel :-) Better now
On Tuesday 02 November 2004 08:18 pm, Julio Arruda wrote:
> Steve Underwood wrote:
> 'replace' fax over G.711 by fax over G.711 over IP :-)
> The point being, Fax over VOIP (even using G.711), I don't believe would
> be as reliable as Fax over an ISDN b-channel :-) Better now ?
You're totally rig
Steve Underwood wrote:
Julio Arruda wrote:
Roger Schreiter wrote:
Matthew Boehm schrieb:
I'm not using asterisk as the "fax machine" a la rxfax and the like.
I'm
using an ATA (linksys, grandstream, etc) plugged into a fax machine.
I know
not to use 729 for faxing. Which 'should' I use?
...
Hi,
u
Steve Underwood wrote:
Julio Arruda wrote:
Roger Schreiter wrote:
Matthew Boehm schrieb:
I'm not using asterisk as the "fax machine" a la rxfax and the like.
I'm
using an ATA (linksys, grandstream, etc) plugged into a fax machine.
I know
not to use 729 for faxing. Which 'should' I use?
...
Hi,
u
Julio Arruda wrote:
Roger Schreiter wrote:
Matthew Boehm schrieb:
I'm not using asterisk as the "fax machine" a la rxfax and the like.
I'm
using an ATA (linksys, grandstream, etc) plugged into a fax machine.
I know
not to use 729 for faxing. Which 'should' I use?
...
Hi,
use G.711, and you'll hav
Roger Schreiter wrote:
Matthew Boehm schrieb:
I'm not using asterisk as the "fax machine" a la rxfax and the like. I'm
using an ATA (linksys, grandstream, etc) plugged into a fax machine. I
know
not to use 729 for faxing. Which 'should' I use?
...
Hi,
use G.711, and you'll have ISDN quality!
Tradi
Matthew Boehm schrieb:
I'm not using asterisk as the "fax machine" a la rxfax and the like. I'm
using an ATA (linksys, grandstream, etc) plugged into a fax machine. I know
not to use 729 for faxing. Which 'should' I use?
...
Hi,
use G.711, and you'll have ISDN quality!
Tradidional analog adaptors
G.711 ULAW?
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From: "Matthew Boehm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 12:29 PM
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Best codec for faxes?
I'm not using asterisk as the "fax machine" a la rxfax an
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Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 12:29 PM
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Best codec for faxes?
I'm not using asterisk as the "fax machine" a la rxfax and the like. I'm
using an ATA (linksys, grandstream, etc) plugged into a fax machine. I
know
not to use 729 fo
I'm not using asterisk as the "fax machine" a la rxfax and the like. I'm
using an ATA (linksys, grandstream, etc) plugged into a fax machine. I know
not to use 729 for faxing. Which 'should' I use?
I get lots of these:
Unknown RTP codec 96 received
When I send a fax to the ATA from PSTN. Fax
Hi List,
Take a look at http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Codecs.
Which is de best codec to use with asterisk.
Let's say that we have a asterisk that works it SIP, H323, i4l, capi, etc ..
Which codec should i use if i want to make call between SIP phones ? And with
H323 phones (with a gatekeeper)
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