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If the device manufacturers could get their shit together and come up with some cross-manufacturer federated standard, we could easily dump the public telephony
by centimeter 6y ago
If the device manufacturers could get their shit together and come up with some cross-manufacturer federated standard, we could easily dump the public telephony network once and for all. I’ve never been anywhere (rural or urban) where public telephone was better quality than some kind of VoIP. Even out in the boonies, data is usually more reliable than voice (at least with google fi).
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- vel0city 6y agoThe craziest thing is its not even really the device manufacturers, its usually the networks themselves. I've had SIP phones capable of good quality codecs for a long time but getting a carrier to actually support them and have a handshake actually complete with those is nearly impossible. My handshakes out always signal I'm Opus capable (along with a lot of other codecs) but almost every call in and out of my phone system is G.711. Calls internally sound wonderful though :)
- ksec 6y agoI dont know why but I never had much good experience with VoIP on the street. VoLTE with EVS [1] has been superb. [1] I think they are called HD Voice+ in some market.