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[preeta.pandey at wipro...]

Hi,

Can you please tell me whether Asterisk requires any audio or video codec to be installed separately or it supports itself?
Thanking you,

Preeta

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Asterisk supports a whole bunch of codecs in the regular install -
ulaw, alaw, gsm,ilbc being the more popular ones. A common paid codec
is g729 - avbl at digium.com

-rajeev

On 1/29/08, preeta.pandey at wipro.com <preeta.pandey at wipro.com> wrote:

[joakimsen at gmail.com]

No, there is no need for any audio codec to be installed. In that case
it would just be the words worst B2B SIP UA.

By default Asterisk comes with quite a few codecs.

On Jan 29, 2008 5:03 AM, <preeta.pandey at wipro.com> wrote: