It may save on space but at the cost of transcoding cpu usage you might
want to reconsider leaving it gsm or go to wav format especially if you
are using a voip provider. Most limit there codecs to G.711. which
require transcoding with a loss of sound quality. If you have all g729
then it will do well. once you get involved with transcoding you eat cpu
cycles.
Innocent Evil wrote:
hello,
how can I convert my existing wav file to g729.
Currently, i have all of them converted to gsm.
Isn't it right, If I had all my sound files in g729 format, my server would use
less resource and less channels.
I have couple of g729 liscences from digium.
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