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G.729

An ITU standard for speech codecs that uses the CELP method and provides toll quality audio at 8 Kbps. See G. standards and G.729.A.
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The common codec types used in VoIP networks are G.711, G729 and G.723, table I presents the bit rate and compression delay for each codec type.
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VoIP traffic is CBR, and for certain vocoders (G711, G729), its quality can be estimated using packet loss and mouth-to-ear (one way) delay.
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The new release reportedly features: call recording; phone provisioning, enabling users to set-up new extensions automatically; firewall-friendly VOIP client with included mini VPN; integrated fax server; G729 codec support; 3CX bridges for branch offices; as well as SIP Trunking support.
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The service is based entirely around the SIP protocol and voice compression is accomplished using both the G.711 and the G729 Codec.
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The softwitch also supports a variety of industry standard protocols, including SIP and IAX, as well as all the major codecs, such as G711 and G729.
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Codecs such as G723 and G729 are preferable for use over a WAN.
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