Pass-Through allows a codec to be defined that does not have the encoder/decoder implemented. This type of codec can bridge to another channel which is also using that codec or call an IVR that uses sound files that are recorded in the native format so no encoding is necessary. Transcodable codecs can bridge with any other transcodable codec and play wav files which are encoded on the fly to the native format of the channel. On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 7:35 AM, Venkateshwaran Thirugnanam < venkateshwaran54@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi All, What's the difference between Pass-through and Transcodable codec? pls let me know with scenario or example ..Thanks
Regards, Kumaran T
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