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Currently, pyVoIP supports PCMU (U-Law), PCMA (A-Law), and telephone event (currently receive only). pyVoIP will automatically switch between PCMU or PCMA depending on what the other end supports. The feature/Add-TLS branch adds support to further restrict this on a per call basis, so if you only want to allow PCMA you can do |
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Ok that's very clear.
Any idea of when you could add G722, if ever possible ?
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… Currently, pyVoIP supports PCMU (U-Law), PCMA (A-Law), and telephone event
(currently receive only). pyVoIP will automatically switch between PCMU or
PCMA depending on what the other end supports.
The feature/Add-TLS branch adds support to further restrict this on a per
call basis, so if you only want to allow PCMA you can do phone.call("123",
[PayloadType.PCMA]) but note this branch is UNSTABLE. This will be
supported in 2.0.0 however.
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Hi Tayler,
Congrats for the job achieved so far.
I understand that default codec is PCMU.
How can we use another codec like G721 or ALAW for example ?
Documentations says it is feasible, not sure.
Thanks,
Louis
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