[Asterisk-bsd] g729 for Asterisk 1.4.1 on FreeBSD 6.2

[Ryan Lackey]

I hope they'll support AMD64 as well.  With core2duo, opteron, and
the new xeons, I think a lot of high-end freebsd people will be running
amd64.

I've got a dedicated i386 freebsd box now running 1.2 just to handle
my transcoding, which is kind of sad.

(I wonder if we'll still be using g729 as a telephony codec by the time
the patents expire....2011?  It's not a single patent, it's a bunch
of related ones, but I think someone said an interoperable implementation
could be done with just a couple of them)

Quoting Jeremy Bogan <jeremy at voicebox.net.au>:
> >One of my SIP peers has very limited bandwidth, so we wanted to  
> >experiment with using g729, but so far I've been unable to find a  
> >g729 build for current versions of Asterisk and FreeBSD.
> 
> You can use G729 in pass through mode. I've been going back and  
> forward with Digium about the G729 module for FreeBSD and Asterisk  
> 1.4. I've been told it'll happen soon, likely this week (I hope).
> 
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> Jeremy Bogan
> VoiceBox Communications
> [ jeremy at voicebox.net.au ]
> 
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