Codecs are standards that encode and decode sound into data streams for transmission in the internet environment. Codecs convert audio voice signals into a digitally compressed form for transmission over the internet. When the signal reaches a destination on the network, the codec converts to an uncompressed audio signal for playback. That is what makes VoIP possible.
- G.711 delivers uncompressed high-quality voice. You can choose between two different values of G.711: G711A (PCMA) and G711U (PCMU).
- G711A is an international circuit standard used for Europe and many APAC countries.
- G711U is used for the US Federation.
- G.729 is compressed so it uses less bandwidth at the sacrifice of quality.
- Go to Setting > Codec > Click New profile
- Give your codec profile a name > Choose codec > Create
- Finish
