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For comparison purposes, I set up two very similar IVR systems. One is
a traditional IVR based on a Dialogic voice board while the other is a
software-only IVR based on Asterisk.
The quality of the voice in the Asterisk IVR is awful.
If I add some hardware, will the quality improve??
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"Ramon F Herrera" <ramon@conexus.net> wrote in news:1126059491.007757.66840
@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
> For comparison purposes, I set up two very similar IVR systems. One is
> a traditional IVR based on a Dialogic voice board while the other is a
> software-only IVR based on Asterisk.
>
> The quality of the voice in the Asterisk IVR is awful.
>
> If I add some hardware, will the quality improve??
You can add a zaptel compatible card or use ztdummy. This should improve
your quality.
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Kyler wrote:
> Why even add hardware? Is there a problem with using the Dialogic
> hardware under Asterisk?
There is indeed a problem using Dialogic hardware under Asterisk.
For obvious reasons, the hardware support is extremely biased toward
Digium boards. The Dialogic support is somewhere between "lacking" and
"none".
