No.

parijat wrote:

Pls could u be more elaborate as I am new to asterisk..

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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] VAD/DTX implementation through zaptel cards

The only time PLC makes sense is thwn you are converting FROM VoIP to something else. So PLC would be done on chan_sip or chan_IAX, or chan_h323 on the receiving end. This is for 1.0.x.

For CVS-HEAD you would want to do this on the receiving side in the PLC stuff.

parijat wrote:


Hi,
Thanks for helping me out.

I want to clear out few more points

1) zaptel cards receive PCM from PSTN. In what form do they give it to
asterisk. Do Zaptel cards CODE/DECODE PCM from PSTN to RTP or zaptel cards
forward PCM to asterisk which converts it to RTP.

2) If asterisk does that conversion then, using which file does it convert. I want to change code of that file so that I can

implement

VAD.

3) If all this is not possible then why they have give so many codec files
in asterisk.

Regards,
Parijat

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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] VAD/DTX implementation through zaptel cards

Steve Kann wrote:



Eric Wieling wrote:



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Hi,
How can i implement VAD/DTX using zaptel with asterisk towards PSTN.



TDM (PSTN/telcos) do not support VAD. The entire idea of VAD is not even a valid idea.


Doing VAD on audio coming _from_ the TDM world certainly is something you might want to do, to dramatically reduce the bandwidth you consume when sending the audio via VoIP channels.

This kind of thing is not presently implemented in *, though, but it could be. (note: doing it well will require a bunch of CPU, though. I wonder if it could be done in the same DSP that is doing echo-cancellation on the new TE4xxP boards?


Unless Digium's plans changed since the last time I spoke to Mark, the answer would be no. I believe they are using a dedicated function echo canceller device.





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