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Title : Voiceband Data Transport Services in Megaco/H.248
Networks
Author(s) : A. Schwarz
Filename : draft-schwarz-megaco-relay-services-00.txt
Pages : 21
Date : 2002-10-8
This document describes the terminology and gives a network model for
different strategies concerning Voiceband Data (VBD) transport services.
The purpose of this effort is to set the reference space for describing
and evaluating Megaco/H.248 signaling procedures. Primary scope are
voiceband data services, typically inherent part in voice-over-packet
networks (e.g., like Internet Telephony).
Motivation: VBD calls typically start out as a voice call. The modems on the VBD
devices at the Termination detect the switch to VBD (like facsimile) and fax modem or
data modem transmission begins. With the development of Voice over IP, many CODECs
have been developed which are optimized for the transmission and reception of voice.
In creating these CODECs, VBD transport may not reliably be used over the same
transmission channel.
In an effort to optimize the transmission of VBD, specialized protocols
(e.g., T.38, or V.MoIP) have been developed to provide a more reliable
transport, minimize bandwidth usage, etc.
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