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> around 2 * 8 kbps; that's more than GSM half-rate, with modern codecs it could actually sound acceptable It’s not only acceptable, it’s widely used. I.e. lot
by allarm 5y ago
> around 2 * 8 kbps; that's more than GSM half-rate, with modern codecs it could actually sound acceptable
It’s not only acceptable, it’s widely used. I.e. lots of companies use g711 codec with 64kbps for internal intra-office communication and g729 with 8kbps voice bitrate for inter-office communication (with transcoders on the perimeters). It has been quite a standard approach to corporate voip design for years (decades).
That said there is currently a shift to modern high- and adaptive-bitrate codecs, but it’s not instant.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 5y ago> and g729 with 8kbps voice bitrate for inter-office communication Why do they do that? Even if 1000 people are making a phone call at the same time, that's just 64 Mbps each way if go for the full bandwidth, and an office this size surely must have a beefier Internet connection than that. Why skimp on something so cheap?