[ Optimised G.729A 'Howlet' for FreeSWITCH Asterisk ]
Howler Technologies are proud to announce today the launch of
the first fully indemnified G.729A solution for FreeSWITCH.
This is the first in a series of products dubbed 'Howlets'
that add highly performant transcoding and signal
There doesn't seem to be any direct link between FreeSWITCH and Howler.
How does this benefit the project? Can we assume that Howler is giving
something back?
-Ray
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There doesn't seem to be any direct link between FreeSWITCH and Howler.
How does this benefit the project? Can we assume that Howler is giving
something back?
Well, they're providing additional functionality which a lot of folk
want, which requires substantial investment in money (visit
Congrats to them for taking the risk.
Just as an aside, just to let everyone know, I am taking the same risk. We
have invested in the same deal from sipro and will shortly be offering an
official FreeSWITCH g729 module in the very near future.
This, of course, does benifit the project directly,
I have to agree with David here.
A G729 codec benefits the project immensely as it allows Freeswitch
users to use the most widespread commercial codec.
Best regards,
Vlasis Hatzistavrou
Kinetix Tele.com Hellas Ltd.
Monastiriou 9 Enotikon
54627
Thessaloniki
Greece
Tel.: +302310556134
Fax:
Hey David,
There doesn't seem to be any direct link between FreeSWITCH and
Howler.
How does this benefit the project? Can we assume that Howler is
giving
something back?
Well, they're providing additional functionality which a lot of folk
want, which requires substantial investment
Hey David,
There doesn't seem to be any direct link between FreeSWITCH and
Howler.
How does this benefit the project? Can we assume that Howler is
giving
something back?
Well, they're providing additional functionality which a lot of folk
want, which requires substantial investment in
