WiredRed Introduces VoIP Conferencing Engine
Monday, September 19 2005 @ 12:05 AM EDT - Contributed by: VoIPbot | Views::984
Monday, September 19 2005 @ 12:05 AM EDT - Contributed by: VoIPbot | Views::984
WiredRed(R), a technology leader in real-time communications software, today announced the availability of its next generation software engine for PC desktop multipoint VoIP. The next generation VoIP application programming interface (API) delivers the audio clarity and fluid experience of point-to-point communications available in consumer services, such as Skype, to commercial vendors that seek to include the same capabilities in commercial-grade products and services. WiredReds new API provides highly scalable multipoint capabilities, security, and the ability to dynamically connect corporate and government users that are typically behind their own firewalls. It also includes options for data collaboration and multipoint video that are generally not available in consumer services.
The new audio components include microphone set-up wizards, a suite of VoIP codecs, adaptive noise cancellation (ANC), acoustic echo cancellation (AEC), automatic gain control (AGC), voice activity detection (VAD), optimizations that properly handle discontinuous transmission (DTX), sample rate conversion (handling multiple participants at differing sample rates), jitter filter management, and mixing and bridging for multipoint VoIP conferencing. The coder/decoder (codec) suite includes G.726, G.711 and a library of additional industry standard and proprietary codecs. Additional components include record and playback capabilities. The implementation of the audio components can be standalone, or in combination with WiredReds Real-Time Routing Platform, often used to connect multiple ad-hoc users behind their own separate firewalls into a conferencing application.
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The new audio components include microphone set-up wizards, a suite of VoIP codecs, adaptive noise cancellation (ANC), acoustic echo cancellation (AEC), automatic gain control (AGC), voice activity detection (VAD), optimizations that properly handle discontinuous transmission (DTX), sample rate conversion (handling multiple participants at differing sample rates), jitter filter management, and mixing and bridging for multipoint VoIP conferencing. The coder/decoder (codec) suite includes G.726, G.711 and a library of additional industry standard and proprietary codecs. Additional components include record and playback capabilities. The implementation of the audio components can be standalone, or in combination with WiredReds Real-Time Routing Platform, often used to connect multiple ad-hoc users behind their own separate firewalls into a conferencing application.
Read the full article at :http://www.americasnetwork.com