Getting Ready for VOIP - Don\'t Get Caught in the Asynchronous Transcoding Chasm

    /24-7PressRelease.com/ - February 21, 2005 - VOIP-Voice Over Internet Protocol is the next "killer application." By integrating different "box" platforms, protocols, applications and wiring, the promise of unified messaging may finally emerge. However, aside from the issues of incompatible telephone sets, LAN switches upgrades, CAT3 to CAT5 wiring upgrades, media gateways from IP networks to the PSTN for off-net calls, there is critical need to understand all the new terms, international standards, CODECs, SIP-RTP and other protocols, emerging technologies and new VOIP services.

As Matt Jolly of Revnets warned, "is it really worth putting mission-critical services on one wire in one pipe on one network just to save a few dollars. Adding voice to data networks is even more complex than adding email to the network and who foresaw the billions of unanticipated spam and viruses we now get? TECHtionary tutorials help you "see through" the technologies, protocols and issues. TECHtionary prepares you like no other knowledge source. It is a must-have."

Here are more than 60+ TECHtionary tutorials specifically on VOIP:

- Asynchronous Transcoding
- IP-CENTREX
- Waveform and Source CODECs - COmpression-DECompression
- Compression standards G.711 - G.723.a - G.726, G.729
- MOS-Mean Opinion Score
- R-Rating Factors
- Coding-Decoding - Quantizing-Sampling
- MSEC-Millisecond Voice Issues
- SIP-Session Initiation Protocol
- SIP Forks

- SIP Proxy Server
- SIP Redirect Server
- SIP Presence Server
- MPLS-Multi-Protocol Label Switching
- Multi-media - multi-user conferencing
- TRIP-Telephony Routing Information Protocol
- MG-Media Gateways
- RTP-Real Time Protocol
- RTCP-Real Time Control Protocol
- Echo cancellers

- Hybrid Echo
- ERL-Echo Return Loss
- Acoustic Echo
- 2-wire-to-4-wire Hybrid
- End/Echo Tail
- Tail Length
- Brick Wall
- RTT-Round Trip Time problems
- Jitter Buffer
- Clock Synchronization
- Clock Drift
- Buffer Overrun
- DTMF-Dual Tone Multi-Frequency
- Oversubscription - VOIP
- VAD-Voice Activity Detector
- DSP-Digital Signal Processing
- Sampling-Quantizing
- FXS-FXO
- PBX tutorial
- VLR-SS7 Visitor Location Register

- Voice Call Processing
- Voice-Driven Yellow Pages
- Voice and Video Compression
- VoFR-Voice Over Frame Relay
- VoIP-Voice Over IP
- VoIP-Media Gateways
- VoIP Standards - MP3 - Sampling
- VRU-Voice Response Unit
- Voice Routing
- SALT-Speech Applications Language Tags

- SS7 Tutorial - Legacy-to-Lunacy
- H.323 and multi-media standards
- TRIP-Telephony Routing Information Protocol-Clearinghouse
- ENUM-Electronic NUMbers!
- TRIP-ITAD
- CS-ACELP - conjugate-structure algebraic-code excited linear predictive
- ADPCM - adaptive differential pulse code modulation
- LD-CELP - low-delay code excited linear prediction
- SS7 indepth tutorial- Migrating the legacy
- POE-Power Over Ethernet - inline power for the telephones and other devices
- Mu-Law - A-Law modulation

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