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Jason Williams wrote: | This is normal for all VoIP communication there is nothing to wory about | and the lag is not heard in normal use. | | Jason | | At 13:50 20/05/2004 +0530, you wrote: | |> Hi, |> IF i use a sip softphone or a iax softphone with asterisk, i get a lag |> of about 1 second. |> The two phones were on 2 different pc's near me. When I speak on one, |> i hear it on the other after about 1 second. |> I tried using iaxComm, Xten Xlite, etc. Same. |> |> FYI: The codec used was GSM.
Would it get better if a "straight" codec were used? I.e., one that does full 8KBps (I think that's either ALAW or ULAW). In other words, bandwidth usage would obviously increase over a codec like GSM, but would the lag be reduced because no translation has to be done at all, just send it to the audio device, no (de)compression, etc.?
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