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oliver, ugh, it is too obvious... why did it take me so long to figure it out... both phones have to have to negotiate the same codec for audio... as far as I know, * is supposed to do automatic translation and your gateway should be doing translations only on the below codecs. I haven't had that experience yet... one phone may be connected to your * box, but your other phone is *not* connected to *. it is connected to a voip provider... since they don't do any translation other than below. the * connection to webcalldirect must have one of these codecs in the sip.conf for that extension, the extension where webcalldirect is coming in, that is... phoneX -----> * ---------> webcalldirect -----> phoneY which one is phone1 and which is phone2? phoneX<---- * <---------- webcalldirect <-------phoneY -----------------| -------------------------| ----------------- local LAN Internet local LAN some code no codec control no codec control control little or no call quality control the phone connected to * will also select a code that matches up with the caller (webcalldirect)... you have no advantage whether or not * converts the audio to the phone connected to *. you won't get any better reception from webcalldirect because you are not changing that connection. also, I would change iLBC to ilbc, case may make a difference... don't know for sure... perhaps someone else does... hope that is clearer... daveC
Oliver Brandt wrote: Hi Dave! Thank you very much for replying! -- Building Strong Relationships w/ Intelligent Customer Service -- Interlocking Business Solutions, LLC 856-380-0894 x5000 | ||||||||||||
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