We use an Asterisk PBX and we record our phone calls using the g.729 codec. I would like to be able to listen to these recordings using WMP or another popular media player. Does anyone know of a plugin allowing WMP to play g.729 files? Does anyone know of a another player which supports g.729?
Thanks,
Vance
Full Version: player for g.729
best bet is to look for support for h323 or the openh323 project: http://www.openh323.org/code.html
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also, check for speex support (see if a speex plugin fixes your problem) - at least on linux, speex uses libopenh323
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later
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also, check for speex support (see if a speex plugin fixes your problem) - at least on linux, speex uses libopenh323
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later
QUOTE (xmixahlx @ Jul 19 2005, 16:50) 
best bet is to look for support for h323 or the openh323 project: http://www.openh323.org/code.html
[edit]
also, check for speex support (see if a speex plugin fixes your problem) - at least on linux, speex uses libopenh323
[/edit]
later
[edit]
also, check for speex support (see if a speex plugin fixes your problem) - at least on linux, speex uses libopenh323
[/edit]
later
QUOTE (xmixahlx @ Jul 19 2005, 16:50)
best bet is to look for support for h323 or the openh323 project: http://www.openh323.org/code.html
[edit]
also, check for speex support (see if a speex plugin fixes your problem) - at least on linux, speex uses libopenh323
[/edit]
later
[edit]
also, check for speex support (see if a speex plugin fixes your problem) - at least on linux, speex uses libopenh323
[/edit]
later
Thanks for the suggestions however, my application involves receiving calls from Verizon and they only support g.711 and g.729. So I am stuck with g.729.
using an Asterisk PBX to record a phone calls using the g.729 codec, is this codec compatible to some other pbx?
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