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Transcoding is the conversion of call media from one voice encoding algorithm (also known as a codec or a vocoder) to another. This is done to bridge differences in capabilities between telecommunications systems supporting the calling and the called parties. For example, when two end point devices involved in a call do not share a common vocoder among their vocoder sets. | |||
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*[[ProSBC_Transcoding_Solution|ProSBC transcoding solution]] | |||
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcode Wikipedia article] | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcode Wikipedia article] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:35, 11 January 2023
Transcoding is the conversion of call media from one voice encoding algorithm (also known as a codec or a vocoder) to another. This is done to bridge differences in capabilities between telecommunications systems supporting the calling and the called parties. For example, when two end point devices involved in a call do not share a common vocoder among their vocoder sets.
TelcoBridges and Transcoding
TelcoBridges devices support transcoding among a number of popular voice codecs whether during calls from TDM-to-IP networks, IP-to-TDM networks or IP-to-IP networks featuring different end-point device capabilities.