Are Service Provider still having issues with Codec Mismatch? i.e. Company A is using G.711 calls Company B using G.729 - Company B only accept G.729 calls only, are Service Provider have capability to match the codecs?
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Are Service Provider still having issues with Codec Mismatch? i.e. Company A is using G.711 calls Company B using G.729 - Company B only accept G.729 calls only, are Service Provider have capability to match the codecs?
by Admin Wed Nov 28, 2018 1:00 am
Yes, we see codec mismatch as an issue. Some service providers accept it and others not. You can add transcoding devices to match the various codecs.
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