[asterisk-users] G729 Passthru?

[Al Bochter]

I think you do need to buy the G729 for each call. If your system is 
using anything other than G729.

That is the way I was told it works. But I don't use G729.

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Al Bochter
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Matthew Rubenstein wrote:

>	I have a SIP carrier which accepts only G729 connections from my
>Asterisk server. If all the server does is Dial() (out) two legs of a
>call which are natively bridged, with no processing the media (and no
>DTMF detection, etc), do I need to install a G729 codec of my own? All
>the media from each leg connected to the other is already encoded into
>G729 by the SIP carrier from which it's coming for feeding back to the
>SIP carrier. Does that "loopback" work without a G729 codec on the
>server? If not, what would the codec actually do with the data it gets?
>
>	A related issue is whether I can pre-encode recorded audio files with a
>G729 codec. So the server can send "wakeup call" messages to the SIP
>carrier without running the codec at call time, just sending the
>pre-encoded media to the SIP carrier.
>  
>