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I figured that audio compression on mobile networks prevented the sending of faxes as tones.
by PunksATawnyFill 6y ago
I figured that audio compression on mobile networks prevented the sending of faxes as tones.
- screwt 6y agoYou're right - though it's more about the precise timing of the tones than the frequencies themselves. The T.38 protocol exists to allow faxes to send over a packetized network. Already if you're sending a fax there's a high chance it's been converted to T.38 at some point, as SPs gradually move toward a fully packetized core.