G729 requires a paid license right? If I wanted to test it using
G729...do I still have to buy a license for it?
My goal is to use my cell phone for Text Only and pay $15/month and use
my AT&T WiFi Hotspot for VOIP calls wherever I go because I rely on my
VOIP for business.
Co-op Vacation Rentals
www.coopvr.com
15218 Summit Ave
Suite #300-354
Fontana, CA 92336
Phone/Fax (855) 760-COOP (2667)
On 11/14/2012 2:32 PM, Carlos Alvarez wrote:
On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 3:30 PM, Roy Abshire <r...@coopvr.com
<mailto:r...@coopvr.com>> wrote:
Ok, what about 4G, I tried it with my 4G AT&T Hotspot too. I get
4 full signal and the call goes through but keeps cutting out or
dropping.
I'm using the AT&T Elevate with a Nokia N97. SIP connects fine, I
can make and receive calls and when I check the console it
connects using ilbc but we have a hard time hearing each other
clear and it drops unexpectedly without hanging up the other side.
I wouldn't expect any cellular connection to pass VoIP reliably.
Think about it. The phone call is on the same airwaves but is
prioritized. The data gets the lowest priority. Again, all my
testing has left me using only g.729 when I really need to do VoIP
over cellular, but it's never been perfect.
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Carlos Alvarez
TelEvolve
602-889-3003
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