I've tested this on an old Pi1 and it took around 17% cpu for the transcoding. Sound quality was good as well. Please test it yourself and give some feedback.
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G729 is not royalty free and can't be inculded in any distribution, only a tutorial to do it is tolerated
Mark Spencer has offered a complete telephony server but just kept a paid feature as livelihood.
Ian Murdock gave his life for freedom and for eploitation system you use.
My side I often make small contributions to large free software that I use, and these small contributions do not make a big hole in my budget.
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"As of January 1, 2017 the patent terms of most Licensed Patents under the G.729 Consortium have expired, the remaining unexpired patents are usable on a royalty-free basis.[7] Thus, G.729 can be used free-of-charge."
Yes you are true for the preachy tone, sometime it happen to me, I think I'm a god, especially late in the night, but after a night of sleep everything is better :-)
Thanks for this great information !
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Now that g729 is royalty free can it be included in the base image?
Here we go:
Credits go to Rajib's excellent instructions, see here:
https://sourceforge.net/p/raspbx/discussion/general/thread/60bb4113/?limit=25&page=3#aa57
I've tested this on an old Pi1 and it took around 17% cpu for the transcoding. Sound quality was good as well. Please test it yourself and give some feedback.
G729 is not royalty free and can't be inculded in any distribution, only a tutorial to do it is tolerated
Mark Spencer has offered a complete telephony server but just kept a paid feature as livelihood.
Ian Murdock gave his life for freedom and for eploitation system you use.
My side I often make small contributions to large free software that I use, and these small contributions do not make a big hole in my budget.
WRONG!!!
"As of January 1, 2017 the patent terms of most Licensed Patents under the G.729 Consortium have expired, the remaining unexpired patents are usable on a royalty-free basis.[7] Thus, G.729 can be used free-of-charge."
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G.729 which is quoting from http://www.sipro.com/G729.html
Given the preachy tone of your post, you owe the OP a big fat apology!!!
Last edit: VoIPuser 2017-03-03
Yes you are true for the preachy tone, sometime it happen to me, I think I'm a god, especially late in the night, but after a night of sleep everything is better :-)
Thanks for this great information !
not load module :(
I'm sorry for this bug. I've added the missing library and updated the repository, you can get the codec with:
Many thanks
Above looks very good. Any chance to get the bespoken library also available for Asterisk 11 running on Raspbian Wheezy (using a Raspberry Pi 1 B+)?
Im following the instructions Compiling G.729 for RasPBX, however do not seem to get it running with.
Any pointer appreciated, and will look into this further...
Last edit: carriba 2017-07-13