opus is always cpu intensive. You are trading more CPU for less bandwdith. The differing sample rate probably adds more cpu usage because now you are also transcoding. You can try opus@800h@20i but proper support for that will probably only work on 1. 6 and it still probably will use a lot of CPU. Its not a problem, its normal. On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 3:29 PM, Oleg Stolyar <olegstolyar@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi guys,
I have a bunch of conferences on my FS. Users are either G.711/8000 or G.722/8000. Conference sample rate is set to 8000.
When I switched some users to OPUS instead, the CPU consumption jumped 3-4 times even though the conference rate is still 8000. Is this expected?
I was hoping to be able to save some CPU by setting the conference sample rate to auto (so it only used high-quality sampling for users that can support it) but it seems it won't work. Any ideas?
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