Jason Penton wrote:
Hi Raphael,
not sure what you mean by "WAV with g.729" but i was thinking of
having precoded files like default.g729 default.wav and depending on
the codec negotiated with each call the appropriate "bytestream" is
served.
The WAV format does not force the encoding of the bit stream. There are
several encoding supported within the WAV format, among which is g729.
At the moment, SEMS only supports WAV files with Ulaw, Alaw and PCM16
encoding. What you propose is indeed already included, but as Stefan
pointed out, there are some bugs for codecs which are supported
otherwise by SEMS.
comments?
p.s. could you elaborate on the existing "pre-coded announcements"
sems/trunk/apps/precoded_announce ;-)
-Raphael.
cheers
Jason
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 3:58 PM, Raphael Coeffic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Jason Penton wrote:
Hi All,
Would there be any merit adding a native g729 file format to
SEMS so that media can be streamed from the server without
having to license the g729 codec. I would be happy to work on
the code but was interested in what the guys like Stefan,
Raphael and the rest of the list think about such a feature?
Do you mean WAV with g.729? We already have some kind of support
with the pre-coded announces, but supporting a wide deployed file
format would be better.
-Raphael.
cheers
Jason
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