Accelerated Asterisk: Howler Technologies

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Howler Technologies CTO Jay Fenton joins us from the road. Howler offers optimized codecs to change the transcoding capability your network. We will have a few licenses to give away today, so be there. Some talking points for today, from their site:

• 425 Transcoded G.729 calls on a single PCI card.
• Floating licenses for multi-server deployments.
• Support

Howler Technologies has offered to give away 3 packs of 10 g729 licenses in hopes of getting community feedback. Contact them by going to the web site at http://www.HowlerTech.com. If you’re interested in g729, be sure to listen to this informative discussion.

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