Michael Graves wrote: > On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 02:10:51 -0400, Sarvesh Kulkarni wrote: > > >> Michael, >> Sorry, to sidetrack you a little, but ...you mention that you are on >> Astlinux ver 0.3.0 since you are using the Digium g729a codec. Do you >> mean to say that the codec is not compatible with Astlinux ver 0.4.0? I >> ask this since I bought a license from Digium, but haven't been able to >> get the codec working in 0.4.0, regardless of whether I use the i586 or >> the i386 codec binaries. >> Thanks, >> -- Sarvesh >> > > There was a thread some time ago about this. In v0.4.0 Astlinux shifted > to using a different, more compact, set of libraries for the compile > process, a good idea given its embedded system design ideals. However, > Digium's codec is delivered as a binary and does not work woth 0.4.0. > > Kristian has petitioned Digium to recompile against the new libraries > in order to provider broader support in the codec, but I don't think > this has happened yet. As I recall Digium did indicate that it would > make economic sense if there was a certain level of demand for the new > binary, and we were approaching that quickly. > I don't know that I'd say quickly. I haven't checked the petition lately, but there was a reasonable response initially. If you have future business planned around the g729 codec, you might want to contact Digium to see if they have plans to either release a version of their g729 codec linked against uclib. My gut feel on this is you're going to be waiting for a fairly long time.
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