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Q of S for VoIP

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  • #19934
    Herschel
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    How does one improve the sound quality? is it the transmission of the data packet?

    #19935
    Rommel
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    As always it depends. When you say sound quality what is the problem?
    Echo?
    Choppy voice?
    Head end clipping?
    Music on hold quality problems?
    What is the size of your link?
    Are you using the same link for VoIP traffic as data traffic?
    etc…etc…etc…

    #19936
    j
    Guest

    j

    #19937
    herschel
    Guest

    I guess I should be more clear,the sounds are like being heard underwater? and an echo? Do we need to increase bandwith? and does using the same link for data and VoIP come with problems

    #19938
    R
    Guest

    Echo is a different problem. If your equipment vendor complies with G.165 or G.168 Echo cancellation just tune the echo tail as high as you can go.

    As far as sounding underwater, you probably need some sort of queuing technique to prioritize voice traffic. Since you also have data traffic riding on that link you may need a way of breaking up the data packets also. You should ask your vendor what they can do along this line.
    BTW…throwing bandwidth at the problem can help in the above scenario.

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