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Installing codecs - Asterisk Support - Asterisk Community
https://community.asterisk.org/t/installing-codecs/5591#:~:text=Open%20the%20asterisk%20console.%20%28asterisk%20-vvvvgc%20or%20asterisk,1%20%281%20%3C%3C%200%29%20%280x1%29%20audio%20g723%20%28G.723.1%29
Asterisk 10 Codecs and Audio Formats - Asterisk Project ...
https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+10+Codecs+and+Audio+Formats
The SILK licensing, like the licensing for Polycom's Siren 7 G.722.1 and Siren 14 G.722.1C codecs, requires that the distribution of binary codec modules that can be used by Asterisk. To download the SILK codec module for Asterisk, browse to http://downloads.digium.com/pub/telephony/codec_silk/ and drop the untar'd .so file into …
How to show codec used during a call? - Asterisk Support ...
https://community.asterisk.org/t/how-to-show-codec-used-during-a-call/71228
The incoming codec can, theoretically, change from frame to frame, when using VoIP type channels. For RTP based protocols, rtp debug will give you the frame by frame codec, but you will need to use the relevant channel driver debug option to see which payload type number corresponds to which codec.
Asterisk Audio and Video Capabilities - Asterisk Project ...
https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+Audio+and+Video+Capabilities
Asterisk supports a variety of audio and video media. Asterisk provides CODEC modules to facilitate encoding and decoding of audio streams. Additionally file format modules are provided to handle writing to and reading from the file-system. The tables on this page describe what capabilities Asterisk supports and specific details for each format.
Change Audio Codec - Asterisk Support - Asterisk Community
https://community.asterisk.org/t/change-audio-codec/83146
Why: If you want a high definition (HD) audio codec, you go for (for example) G.722, AMR-WB, or Opus. G.722 is build-in. Opus can be retrieved via the command ‘make menuselect’ or if you do not build Asterisk yourself, downloaded as binary file: Sangoma → Add-on Voice Codecs → Opus.
How to check your VoIP codec in Asterisk – PhoeNIXBird ...
https://www.pbnet.ro/?p=155
Resolution: – SSH to your Asterisk Box. – enter Asterisk with verbosity of 9: asterisk -vvvvrrrrr and Asterisk will reply like: Connected to Asterisk 1.6.0.26-FONCORE-r78 currently running on pbnet (pid = 2697) Verbosity is at least 4. – make the call and Asterisk will display something like: — Executing [ s@macro-dial :7] Dial (“Local/ 781@from-internal-22cf ;2”, …
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