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Only if you are using a bad carrier. HD audio aka Wideband audio is much nicer than using zoom or similar as the telco has qos to ensure virtually no jitter or
by nikau 5y ago
Only if you are using a bad carrier.
HD audio aka Wideband audio is much nicer than using zoom or similar as the telco has qos to ensure virtually no jitter or packet loss.
- chrisseaton 5y ago> Only if you are using a bad carrier. The standard phone system only supports limited frequencies - it's a technological issue not an issue of good or 'bad' carriers. You can suggest other non-standard technology which may not be available on the other end, but that defeats the point of using a normal telephone line as suggested and you might as well suggest Zoom in that case.
- nikau 5y agoCell phones do wideband codec over lte. Landlines terminate to 64k ulaw or alaw depending on country. A wideband cellphone to 64k landline is very clear for voice and has no jitter or packet loss so it's not fatiguing to listen to.