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VOIP over WIFI
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Is anyone using, or has anyone tried the above? I mean using a softphone on a PC that is connected to a router via wireless. Have read mixed reports on quality, just wondered if anyone has some experience of calls using this. Cheers John |
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Originally Posted by john.marks
Hi
Is anyone using, or has anyone tried the above? I mean using a softphone on a PC that is connected to a router via wireless. Have read mixed reports on quality, just wondered if anyone has some experience of calls using this. Cheers John It should be ok though if you are near the 802.11b/g router/AP and you don't like in an area where there are absolutely loads of other wireless/bluetooth users around. |
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i know its not quite the same thing but skype on my ipaq over wifi (wag54g router) seems to work fine.
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Ive got a utsStarcom f1000 wifi voip phone and the call quality is great. Even when downloading big files there is no lag, works perfectly.
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Well I have tried some test calls from my PC running voipstunt softphone. Made a call to my sipgate based phone, running through an ATA. Stuck the call on speaker and talked into my PC headset. Got really bad delays at about 5 seconds. Don't know whether this is down to the WIFI or VOIP to VOIP. I have a really good WIFI signal, the PC is only about 4m away from the router, always get 96-100%.
Ho hum, we shall see...... |
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