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I am thinking about using the G729 codecs on my endpoint devices and purchasing some G729 licenses for Asterisk but I have several questions: 1. Which G729 codec is sold by Digium for Asterisk, G729, G729A, B...I? 2. If I have G729A on one end and G729B on the other, are they compatible? I have looked all over the place for question 2, but without buying the ITU docs I cannot seem to find this

Hi all, i have purchased the g.729 codec from digium. The registration was successful. (with the "old" binary) But there're a few questions: - should not the codec listed in the codec list when i enter "show codecs" ? - the codec is named with g729b but if i enter show codecs there is a codec g729a listed also the g729b is not installed. what is the difference between

Upon testing the g.729 licenses in our lab we found the following issues in a plain SIP environment: 1. When g.729 licenses are used in leaving a Voicemail, they do not get released upon clearing the channel. 2. If the voicemail.conf has options for 2 format types (ie. wav49 and WAV), it consumes 2 g.729 licenses. I have reported this to the bugtracker. maui*CLI> show version Asterisk

Hi guys, I got 2 licenses of g.729 and while running the asterisk with Monitor (for recording a channel) and using one channel for the call... I receive this error: WARNING[23826]: codec_g729.c:180 g729tolin_framein: Out of G.729 Decoder Licenses! many times.... it starts only when the call through the Zap channel takes place. while this error is being running on my screen I ran the cli command:

Hi all, We have already bought 30 Digium G.729 licenses to install in several machines, but Digium only has provided on key to use in registration. We suspect that the registration has assigned the whole 30 licenses to the same server. Do anyone know how to distribute the licenses among several servers? Thanks in advance. -- Arturo D?az Contact me on FWD: 870436 Skype: arturo.diaz.almagro

I have a few SIP phones, Cisco 7960s, and was looking into implementing some compression, ala G.729. I'm looking into purchasing a g729 licenses just to get an idea of performance and voice quality, over lans, wireless and single channel isdn. Does anyone have positive/negative experience w/ getting licenses/support from Digium? Hows the sound quality compared w/ g.711? Is 729 better

According to digium's site, "Note: Please do not attempt to use the G.729 code in a SCSI-only system. We are currently working with VoiceAge to correct this issue." (found at http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=asterisk_g729). Does anyone know what these issues are? Can anyone define SCSI-only system? I know this sounds kinda dumb, but I have a server with SCSI and IDE interfaces,

Seeing that many people here hit problems with activating their G.729 licenses, I decided to post my opinion. I have purchased two G.729 licenses, for my private use. I did this even though VoiceAge makes G.729 free for private use, as Windows libraries. I guess a sufficiently motivated person could take the COFF libraries, run them through objcopy on cygwin (producing ELF .o files) and link them

Hi, I am trying to post this again as I am getting no answers and the support@digium.com bounces... (I have searched the whole list and can't find the answer either) I have installed a 5 user license for G.729 and want to route calls through Asterisk from my G.729 phone to Cisco AS5300 also using G729. Both Cisco and the phone connect using this codec if I do not force the call to go

On Mon, 2007-02-05 at 12:00 -0700, asterisk-users-request@lists.digium.com wrote: > Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2007 11:36:28 -0500 > From: Andy Davidson <andy@nosignal.org> > Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Question on G.729 (was: H.264 *Not > Patented*) > To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion > <asterisk-users@lists.digium.com> >

Hi, I purchased a G.729 1 channel codec license from digium. And installed as per the documentation. Then configured the sip.conf to use the new codec. For that, I am added the following entries in sip.conf (via web interface, as i am using asterisknow 1.5) disallow=all allow=g729 allow=ulaw allow=alaw allow=gsm After that, when try to call through the PSTN line I can hear the voice of

Hello, We installed AsteriskNOW (Asterisk version 1.6.2.19) and purchased FFA and G.729 licenses and installed them successfully. When we tried to install asterisk addons (we need the CDRs), we get license conflict error messages. Searching google, we see that there's a way to force install the addons, but that "way" isn't properly detailed, so we didn't manage to do it.

As of a few minutes ago, the Digium FTP servers at ftp.digium.com contain a new set of Linux X86-32 and X86-64 G.729 codec binaries, along with a new registration utility. The new codec binaries were produced using GCC 4.1, and are more highly optimized than the previous versions. In addition, there are now versions for both Asterisk 1.2 (and previous releases) and the soon-to-be-released

As of a few minutes ago, the Digium FTP servers at ftp.digium.com contain a new set of Linux X86-32 and X86-64 G.729 codec binaries, along with a new registration utility. The new codec binaries were produced using GCC 4.1, and are more highly optimized than the previous versions. In addition, there are now versions for both Asterisk 1.2 (and previous releases) and the soon-to-be-released

Hello, I have trouble activating the G.729 codec in Solaris. It seems the module doesn't try to read the license file at all. Although the module loads (it's listed in show modules), "show g729" gives "No such command" error and this is posted in the messages log: Oct 27 18:09:40 NOTICE[19336] codec_g729.c: G.729 transcoding module version 32, Copyright (C) 1999-2007

Hello, I have an asterisk server running with 23 g.729 licenses. I have also purchased a sound file from thevoice.digium.com. I need to covert this file (uLaw, PCM I think) to g.711, g.729 & g.723 for use with an IVR system. Is there a way I can convert the files using the g.729 digium codec? sox? Thanks -Matt -- Matthew S. Crocker Vice President Crocker Communications,

I have been reading a number of the past threads about G.729 licensing., about how the registration keys are linked to the network configurations, limited number of registrations etc, etc. Is there no reason why the decoding can't be done in with some Asterisk compatible hardware, so that once the adapter is bought, all licensing issues go away. In that way the owner could fiddle with the

I'm trying to use the Digium suplied G.729 Codec, I have ran the register utility, and got my licenses written to /var/lib/asterisk/licenses, but when a start Asterisk I got the following errors: [Mar 24 12:33:08] NOTICE[4068] codec_g729a.c: G.729 transcoding module version 34, Copyright (C) 1999-2007 Digium, Inc. [Mar 24 12:33:08] NOTICE[4068] codec_g729a.c: This module is supplied under a

Just a short question: I will have Asterisk using G.729 codec and connected to some voip devices such IP phones (GarndStream) and a GSM gateway (Portech). Do IP phones and GSM gateway include valid G.729 licenses or do I have to pay for them ??? Thanks a lot Alejandro -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hi, I am trying to replace my Cisco 5300 gateway with my new Zap TE405P card. Incoming calls and outgoing calls between my cisco and my SIP phone works fine on G.729. Recording messages in the asterisk voice-mailbox also works fine from both my SIP phone as well as PSTN -> Cisco -> Asterisk. I have licensed the digium G.729A codec. When I connect my ISDN PRI to my Zap card and I call