Thanks Brian,
So, just to calrify will the base call always be 8kHz?
On a related note, do you happen to know the bitrate of
each open channel/live call? Is it 16 kilobits per second like the recorded
audio? I need to do some calculations on the badwidth required to handle a
certain number of concurrent calls.
Many thanks
Andy
On Jun 18, 2009, at 11:54 AM, Andy wrote:
1) I notice that when I change the sample rate it
automatically changes the bit rate too. I understand why this is the case but
wondered if it was just as easy to be able to control the bitrate as well as
the sample rate.
If you're talking about mod_shout, NO. You'll end up picking an
invalid bitrate and asking why it doesn't work... been there done that... I
changed it a few months back to pick the optimal bitrate for the sample
rate.
2) When I use a sample rate other than 8000 I get a
warning 'Sample rate doesn't match'. I guess this puts some extra load on the
server. If all my calls are being recorded and all at 11025 can/should I alter
the sample rate of the base call to
11025?
NO. Your phone call is running at 8kHz, Your sound file is 11025 and
they don't match, If you were to play this file into an 8k channel without a
resample it would sound a little like satan. or a dragging tape deck.
The file has to be resampled to match the current session
rate.
/b