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Simply put, HD voice makes everything (voice) better. With an HD voice call delivering twice the sound as a narrowband one, there's much more audio information provided for the brain to process, resulting in less fatigue and better comprehension. Computer-based processes like voice recognition and speech-to-text also gain from HD voice, with better accuracy. Advocates of HD voice use the cliche' of a call sounding as clear and natural as if you are talking...

So you've got some HD voice-capable phones and you want to make the move from G.711 narrowband into wide world of wideband. How will that affect your network? How do HD voice phones "talk" to other HD voice phones in your organization, other organizations, and the PSTN/POTS? The three keywords here are bandwidth, transcoding, and interconnection. And you really only need to worry about one of the three. Bandwidth If you are currently using G.711 to carry VoIP traffic, the codec ...

Types of Video Conferencing: Personal vs. Room-Based Solutions for Small, Medium, and Large Spaces When choosing a video conferencing solution, it’s important to consider factors like room size, the number of participants, and specific needs such as sharing presentations or advanced features. Here’s a breakdown of what to look for when making your decision. The experts at VoIP Supply can help you choose the products that are most suitable for your space and needs. 1. Personal...