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Engineering guidelines 37
P0911590 Issue 02 Enterprise Edge 2.0 IP Telephony Configuration Guide
IP telephony settings
Codec types
The term codec refers to the voice coding and compression algorithm used by the
DSP on the telephony services and the MSPECs. See the Enterprise Edge
Programming Operations Guide for additional information on DSP and MSPEC
resources.
Determine the codec type for a VoIP Gateway call basis at call setup. The
originating gateway indicates to the remote gateway which codec types it supports,
starting with the selected order of use. The remote gateway, depending on its
capabilities, selects one of the codec types and continues with the call. If both ends
cannot agree on a codec type, the call fails.
All gateways in the intranet must use the same codec types.
Configure each gateway with available codecs with the selected order of use. The
codecs configuration must reflect available bandwidth on the network. Codec
options are between quality compared to bandwidth.
The supported codec types are configured in the Modifying the Local Gateway
Configuration table section on page 65. The G.711 codec provides the best audio
quality but uses the greatest amount of bandwidth. The G.729 and G.723.1 codecs
use less bandwidth, but reduce audio quality. The installer or administrator
determines the best option for the user and the available bandwidth on the intranet.
For example, if the WAN link cannot support multiple 64 kbit/s calls, G.711 must
not be configured as a supported codec.
Enterprise Edge IP Telephony supports and recommends the following order for
codec selection:
G.729
G.723.1 6.3 kbit/s or 5.3 kbit/s
G.711
The G.729 codec provides the best balance of quality audio plus bandwidth savings.
G.729
The G.729 codec is the default and Preferred codec for IP telephony. The G.729
codec provides near toll quality with a low delay. This codec uses compression to
8 kbit/s. Enterprise Edge VoIP Gateway supports G.729 with silence compression,
per Annex B.
G.723.1
The G.723.1 codec uses the smallest amount of bandwidth. This codec uses the
greatest compression, 5.3 kbit/s or 6.3 kbit/s.
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