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Change codec for SIP from G729 to G711
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dryaquaman
Vendor
I'm not really sure you can turn off G.729 on a SIP call without having the carrier do it.
On an incoming call the carrier will request G.729. If the call is going directly to a phone it will set the call up at G729 - no license required. If the call is going to the embedded VM or an analog device the call will require a license and a DSP. Without them, it will set up at G711.
Why do you want to turn of G729 to a phone?
Dry Aquaman
On an incoming call the carrier will request G.729. If the call is going directly to a phone it will set the call up at G729 - no license required. If the call is going to the embedded VM or an analog device the call will require a license and a DSP. Without them, it will set up at G711.
Why do you want to turn of G729 to a phone?
Dry Aquaman
TrentGreenawalt
Technical User
Becareful for asking for G711, we have just been required to use G729 for all communication with our SIP providor AT&T. I have yet to receive confirmation from this, but we have lost features due to this. No more MOH outbound, only internal works. According to AT&T we may lose other features in the near future if we don't switch. Good luck.. I have a post going about it already if you care to read further.
Best Regards,
Trent Greenawalt
IT Manager
Milwaukee, WI
Best Regards,
Trent Greenawalt
IT Manager
Milwaukee, WI
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