similar to: G.729? Worth it? -- YES --

Are there affordable DIDs (preferably IAX) available anywhere outside the US? I want to use it to meet ICANN requirements for providing a valid phone number, yet pre-empting some of the telemarketing calls my domain registrations generate. (Yes, I asked a similar question about 900# availability before). I'd prefer to have a number somewhere outside the NANP, preferably an asian country.

Ok. I've done more research and testing and here are the details. It is using the dialparties.agi (http://www.sprackett.com/asterisk/) file to dial . Originally with the dial options "tr". I changed the options to "Tt" but no change. Transferring internal extensions between each other works fine. Example: 201 calls 202. 201 transfers 202 to 203. Transferring the IAX

Hi All, For a small installation using ITSPs via DSL is G.729 a worthwhile exercise? I have G.729 capable SIP phones and my ITSPs cupport the codec so I could go end-to-end without transcoding. What's call quality like compared to G.711, GSM or iLBC? Michael -- Michael Graves mgraves@pixelpower.com Sr. Product Specialist www.pixelpower.com

Recently used winetricks to install the vcrun2005 for another game and whent to reinstall my diablo 2 (i currently use the blizzard installer downloaded from the site) and its poping up with: microsoft visual c++ runtime library runtime error error: This application has requested the runtime to terminate in an unusual way. Ubuntu 10.10

So....let''s have a look if I understood the issue: -Find_all_by is actually the same like Find(:all), however Find_all_by is much shorter and less complicated than the syntax of Find(:all) -So in my CONTROLLER it says @files = find(:all) however I don''t want to see all files displayed in my selection box, because I only want to see the foles whose mandant_id is the same like

Hi, Im using nginx and rails for my site which contains url with georgian letters ie განცხადებები so something like http://gancxadebebi.ge/ka/%E1%83%92%E1%83%90%E1%83%9C%E1%83%AA%E1%83%AE%E1%83%90%E1%83%93%E1%83%94%E1%83%91%E1%83%94%E1%83%91%E1%83%98 It is mainly working perfectly but sometimes I receive request with truncated url ie 1 -

HI ! I have a problem with nmbd, i can't logon on a WinXP machine (wfassi-PC ,everything was alright until at a moment user coudnt connect anymore) , here is log.nmbd : [2013/07/15 16:39:26, 5] libsmb/nmblib.c:797(read_packet) Received a packet of len 50 from (192.168.0.89) port 137 [2013/07/15 16:39:26, 4] libsmb/nmblib.c:106(debug_nmb_packet) nmb packet from 192.168.0.89(137)

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I've previously been using G711alaw on both the AS5300 and the phones but feel the need for a less bandwidth hungry codec for those users that are connected behind ADSL and so was investigating G.729 but .. Firstly I found that on my AS5300 I have either G.729r8 or G.729br8 and on the 7940 phones I have G.729a, I'm not sure which interoperate the best with each other and so was wondering

A new release of the open source G.729 patch has been issued. The new URL is: http://www.readytechnology.co.uk/open/ipp-codecs The memory leak in codec_g729 is now fixed. This was due to a problem in a section of code copied from the Intel example. Thanks to those who assisted in locating this bug. If you are still running the old version of the codec, your Asterisk process will run out

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,

Hi to all, we are searching for a hardware based DSP solution for use with Asterisk based on PCI or MiniPCI to reduce main processor load and to use embedded boards with Digium E1/T1 cards like TE410P. does anyone know about any manufactorer of those cards or someone who is able to develop/build such cards? Specifications: PCI or MiniPCI up to 120 concurrent transcodings Codecs: G.729/G.729A or

I just used Nick Mae's well written HOWTO on setting up Cacti on CentOS 4.xto setup Cacti on my CentOS 5.1 system : http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Cacti_on_CentOS_4.x I was hoping to add a page or section for CentOS 5.x with the modifications I'm including below. My wiki.centos.org username is "GeneWood" Changes : # Make sure snmpd accepts 'public' as public

Dear all, I have an Asterisk SIP PBX using GSM codec at peers and in voicemail sounds files (I have Spanish sounds). But now I have a problem because I have to use G.729 mandatory at peers, and I have GSM in voicemail sound files. I can't let Asterisk do trascoding because I have no a DSP in the CPU, and I don't want to degrade the PBX performance with trascoding tasks. So how can I

Say anyone know howto debug this: Failed to initialize G.729 copy protection! X64 CentOS system. Running Asterisk as Non-root. Downloaded latest G729 driver and registered it sucessfully. Restarted Asterisk. But still get this error! Asterisk 1.4.21.2 built by shaunw @ xxx.xxx.biz on a x86_64 running Linux on 2008-08-06 19:11:02 UTC Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5420 @ 2.50GHz show g729 No

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

The Digium G.729 binary codec modules (both 32-bit and 64-bit), and register tool have been updated for use with the Asterisk 1.4 beta on Solaris. As always, they can be downloaded from http://ftp.digium.com/pub/telephony/asterisk/g729/ -- Jason Parker Digium

The Digium G.729 binary codec modules (both 32-bit and 64-bit), and register tool have been updated for use with the Asterisk 1.4 beta on Solaris. As always, they can be downloaded from http://ftp.digium.com/pub/telephony/asterisk/g729/ -- Jason Parker Digium

This evening I posted a new set of Digium G.729 codec modules to our FTP server and web site, for Linux x86 and x86-64 processors. They were built using GCC 4.0.1, and they now report the processor they were optimized for when they are loaded. The previous x86-64 module required a non-standard Asterisk binary configuration, so this was corrected. In addition, there was only a generic version

I have just uploaded Solaris/SPARC G.729 codecs and register tools to our FTP site; they are located with the other non-Linux codecs in the 'unsupported' directory of the g729 subdirectory. There are versions for both Asterisk 1.2 and Asterisk 1.4 in both 32-bit and 64-bit flavors; we will be updating the other 'unsupported' codecs and also producing Solaris/X86 versions some time