This even goes for recording to native format, as FS must decode the G729 audio in each direction, mix them together into a single stream and then encode them back to G729. 2 decoders, 1 encoder = 2 licences. Recording to native format only doesn't require a license if it's a single stream so that mixing isn't required. -Steve On 14 August 2010 06:48, Steve Underwood <steveu@coppice.org> wrote:
On 08/14/2010 01:22 PM, babak yakhchali wrote:
thanx for ur answers may be I'm wrong but it seems if all my endpoints support g729 and I record to native format I would just need 10 licenses
FS will be playing piggy in the middle, monitoring 2 audio streams per call. If you want to decode both, that is 2 licences. This may seem unfair, as you are using 2 decoders and no encoders - the same amount of licenced resources as one normal call. Why can't that be arranged to be a single licence? The answer lies in the terms of the patent licencing conditions.
Steve
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