| The most basic standard of compression for audio is knowns with the designation East G.711. algorithm compresses a communication of audio to 64kbps which offers a very good quality of audio, nevertheless it requires relatively great communication channels if they are going away to support many calls. Other algorithms commonly supported by the equipment of VoIP are G.723 and G.729. These algorithms can compress the voice to 5,3 kbps which would allow to support a great amount of calls on a 128 kbps ADSL connection (ADSL is asymmetric, so should be considered its value of minimum bandwidth 128 that is normally in kbps)
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When the communications of VoIP do not operate between power stations, it becomes necessary a server that can maintain a database of IP numbers at each point with a name or associated telephone number . Other solutions exist in the market that would allow to maintain a great amount of communications without the use of power stations. In general terms, these solutions are called "soft switches" and will be able to replace a traditional central telephone office. |