Matthew Simpson wrote:
The number of codecs is overwhelming to me.
What do ya'll consider the best codec for conserving bandwidth? [I realize
at the cost of quality]
Secondly, what do you think the best codec for voice quality is?
Yours,
Matthew
Its hard to tell you which codec is best
From my experience iLBC is unbeatable on lossy and slow links. I have
been in situations where no other codec (GSM, Speex, G.729) worked and
iLBC was still fairly usable.
Jan.
On 22-10 23:29, Matthew Simpson wrote:
The number of codecs is overwhelming to me.
What do ya'll consider the best
Working with X-Lite, iLBC is unuseable. The sound is completely scrambled,
even without using Asterisk between 2 clients. While trying to use SPX,
X-Lite connects to Asterisk, but no sound at all.
Else, the GSM 06.10 is quite fair and works for everybody.
Jean-Christophe
- Original Message
The number of codecs is overwhelming to me.
What do ya'll consider the best codec for conserving bandwidth? [I realize
at the cost of quality]
Secondly, what do you think the best codec for voice quality is?
Yours,
Matthew
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GSM is fairly low bandwidth and sounds pretty good. G711 (ulaw/alaw) is
by far the best, you can send faxes with it (and if I am not mistaken
Ilbic)
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GSM is fairly low bandwidth and sounds pretty good. G711 (ulaw/alaw) is
by far the best, you can send faxes with it (and if I am not mistaken
Ilbic)
My preferred codec is ILBC. Open-source, pretty low bitrate and excellent
MOS. GSM is second for me, and then after that just ulaw/alaw.
