asterisk users - Apr 2010 - G729 exhaustion conditions

Hi all,
Suppose I buy and install one G729 codec. Suppose there is one call going on
where both end-points have G729 codecs and the Asterisk is not doing any
transcoding. Does this conversation exhaust my G729 license (even though this
call would have worked without license in the first place) or do I still have
the ability to use this G729 codec for other call which requires transcoding?
Thank you,
Harel Cohen
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G729 is free for use is no transcoding is done.

2010/4/19 Harel Cohen <harel at easycall.gi>:
> Hi all,
>
> Suppose I buy and install one G729 codec. Suppose there is one call going
on
> where both end-points have G729 codecs and the Asterisk is not doing any
> transcoding. Does this conversation exhaust my G729 license (even though
> this call would have worked without license in the first place) or do I
> still have the ability to use this G729 codec for other call which requires
> transcoding?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Harel Cohen
>
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