> 
> Woof!
> 
> On Thu, 24 Sep 2009 15:21:45 -0400, Alfred Campbell <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> 
> > Other than G.729 not sure it makes sense to support more than the
> media
> > services can support.
> 
> One of the major advantages of a pure SIP Proxy architecture is that
> the
> endpoints negotiate codecs directly with each other, and thus "sipXecs"
> is
> not in the way at all, unlike all(*) the other open source PBX systems
> out
> there.  Limiting the codecs to what the media services supports is
> defeating that advantage.  The phones should negotiate with media
> services
> just like any other endpoint.  Yes, we've seem some bugs on devices
> with
> regards to MOH, but I don't think that should be a reason to limit the
> codecs.
> 
> Let the phones speak any and all codecs they can handle.  Let SIP do
> it's
> job and negotiate the best codec for the job.
> 
> (*)As far as I know, there are no other pure SIP open source PBX's out
> there!  All are B2BUA's of some sort or another.
> 

I would imagine this could be done by naming things a certain way in the GUI to 
make it clear. It would be good for non-technical folks to know what codec's 
work with key services like voice mail :) 

> --Woof!
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