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    Default Re: g.711 vs g.729a

    Quote Originally Posted by burris View Post
    In your VOIPo PAP2, where do you see that they use 729..?

    I see 711 as the preferred codec on mine and at the moment, mine is and has been provisioned.
    On the main "Info" screen of the web interface, there is:
    Call 1 Encoder:
    Call 1 Decoder:

    Both said G729a when she called me this morning.

    Where do you see "preferred codec"?

    -Craig

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    Default Re: g.711 vs g.729a

    Depends whether you have admin access to your ATA. If you got the ATA from VOIPo, I don't think you will have access.

    If you do, go to the line tabs and scroll down.

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    Default Re: g.711 vs g.729a

    Quote Originally Posted by ctaranto View Post
    On the main "Info" screen of the web interface, there is:
    Call 1 Encoder:
    Call 1 Decoder:

    Both said G729a when she called me this morning.

    Where do you see "preferred codec"?

    -Craig
    Thinking some, maybe what you are seeing is the codec that the caller's service is using, since that info may be only for inbound..

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    Default Re: g.711 vs g.729a

    Quote Originally Posted by burris View Post
    Thinking some, maybe what you are seeing is the codec that the caller's service is using, since that info may be only for inbound..
    Don't think so, because with my previous provider, calls to the same work phone would show G711a.

    I don't have admin access to my adapter (VOIPo provided). I'll file a support ticket to see what's up and if I can be changed to G711.

    Thanks,

    -Craig

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