Pls suggest a Softphone with g729 support for Linux OS. do any one use such softphones with g729 codes in linux environment?
Thanks
Imthiyaz
Eyebeam 1.5 official version (not free version). See the link: xten.com/index.php?menu=Prod … nu=compare
can it be installed in linux with g729 support
since when has EyeBeam been available for *nix ? xten.com/index.php?menu=Prod … nu=eyeBeam
voip-info.org/wiki/index.php … OIP+Phones gives you more options, although you’ll find that because adding G729 support to an application would normally require the developers to pay a licence fee, it’s not coming your way for free.
have you considered alternatives ? GSM codec perhaps ?
hi
I don’t see any download for eyebeam 1.5 paid version for linux OS. We can’t use GSM in india , bcs most of the service providers support only g729 codec. is there any other phone with g729 for linux os?
did you even try the link ? voip-info.org/wiki/index.php … OIP+Phones
Sorry, I did not quite understand your question or perhaps overlooked some details. Eyebeam does not support Linux but its the x-lite free that does.
but there’s no v3.0 for *nix … and it’s a great improvement over the 2.0 release.
still I could n’t find one for linux 
if the softphone is connecting to an Asterisk box is codec translation an option ?
From iax to G729 translation will take more cpu power? can this be deployed in large scale? somehow I have doubts in conversion since i feel there should be delay / qulaity issue in the voice.
Thanks
Imthiyaz
sure, any translation is going to cost you. if you can’t find a softphone on linux that supports g729 then you need to explore other options. if translation isn’t one you want to consider, maybe contacting the developer of a softphone you like and seeing if they can add g729 as a paid option.