tpalik
join:2002-09-27
Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Re: CallVantage Softphone Quality
I have two lines with CV, one via the D-Link TA and the other a softphone through my laptop. AT&T use a G.726 codec on the softphone which means it only needs 60kbps bandwidth including signaling. Despite this, it sounds great and works well.
I have used the client (a special version of Counterpath Eyebeam) with my Logitech USB headset as well as a Polycom C100 handsfree unit. There have been no issues. |
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JD
join:2007-07-17
Sacramento, CA
 ·AT&T CallVantage
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I as well have softphone. It works great when I have a good connection. I have been running wirelessly from my neighbors connection because my inet is down right now. Even with a crummy wireless connection the calls are really good. I am getting 1 bar of signal, but my speedtests are still showing I am getting over 1MBPS down and around 300 KBPS up.
Its all based off your PC configuration and the network your running off of. I enjoy the softphone because its not a physical device that can burn out or go haywire. |
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bfbchief
join:2003-07-01
0628 | reply to fiveolddogs
I just ordered the softphone yesterday...works great. I had no problems with it at all. Quality seems fine to me. I would recommend it. |
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fiveolddogs
join:2003-06-05
Saint Charles, IL | reply to fiveolddogs
Thanks. I didn't even know this sub-forum was here. Good to know.
Scott |
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gdm
Premium,MVM
join:2001-06-15
Mchenry, IL
clubs: | reply to fiveolddogs
Might be better to post this in the Call Vantage forum. |
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fiveolddogs
join:2003-06-05
Saint Charles, IL | Hi all,
I am interested in subscribing to the CallVantage softphone service. If anyone subscribes to this now (or did in the past) what was the voice quality like?
Thanks!
-scott |
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