I successfuly ran siproxd but i have this kind of question:
in my lan i have SIPURA central(this harware maps phizical internal phones to sip) but it doesn`t use GSM compression.
So when somebody calls from INTERNET ---> SIPURA--> to internal hardware phone
it uses G711a and the bandwith is VERY VERY BIG.
How can we solve this problem?
Thanks
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Siproxd does not alter/convert the RTP data stream, it solely relays it. If you are looking for some kind of converter you might want to check Asterisk - as far as I know it does support converting different RTP stream formats.
/Thomas
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Implementing such a feature would require quite some effort, there are no plans do do such a thing in siproxd.
The reason ist: Basically every UA I know can handle quite a number of different codecs, including low-bandwith codecs. Even using a G711 codec should be no major issue with a decent broadband internet access.
/Thomas
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Hello, guys,
I successfuly ran siproxd but i have this kind of question:
in my lan i have SIPURA central(this harware maps phizical internal phones to sip) but it doesn`t use GSM compression.
So when somebody calls from INTERNET ---> SIPURA--> to internal hardware phone
it uses G711a and the bandwith is VERY VERY BIG.
How can we solve this problem?
Thanks
Siproxd does not alter/convert the RTP data stream, it solely relays it. If you are looking for some kind of converter you might want to check Asterisk - as far as I know it does support converting different RTP stream formats.
/Thomas
Yes, Asterisk do that but it far more complicated and heavy.
Is it possible to easily implement this kind of wish.
Implementing such a feature would require quite some effort, there are no plans do do such a thing in siproxd.
The reason ist: Basically every UA I know can handle quite a number of different codecs, including low-bandwith codecs. Even using a G711 codec should be no major issue with a decent broadband internet access.
/Thomas