On 8/24/05, Howard Lowndes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes I should have phrased that better. I use GSM as the codec and that > is a bandwidth hog. The problem is that the really tight codecs are all > proprietory.
Yep, like G729, however I think GSM together with iLBC are 2 of the better ones to use as they are low bandwidth consumption, but I could be wrong. > I am playing with PSTN cards and that is harder, mainly because of the > echo. Yes, I too have a wake up call service using call scripts. Yeah, been there done that with PSTN cards and echo. I can't even remember how I sorted out my echo problems, but I had them with PSTN and the ISDN too. I remember reading a big long boring document about it since they always say it's important to understand how and where echo is generated. > Haven't heard about the rewrite - I will check that out. I don't > subscribe to the Asterisk mailing list because it's just too noisy, > which is a strong indication of the interest, but there are a lot of > posts from ppl who have plainly not RTFM... I idle in #asterisk on irc.freenode.net, that's where you hear about a lot of the latest developments with Asterisk as people like Brian West idle there too (occasionally Mark pops in, too). I remember being told by somebody the new dialplan is gonna rock. As for the noisy Asterisk mailing list, that's why Gmail was invented (at least for me!). I use it for personal mail and mailing lists (like SLUG). That way I read posts that capture my interest and then they are neatly tucked away in one of my labels out of my sight :-) Cheers, Gonz -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
