| In Washington, we are seeing fewer new installations of ISDN codecs and more IP-based codecs using H.323. The Internet has become an integral part of telecommunications that is still having new applications and better transmission methods developed. Development for ISDN applications is dwindling, as is deployment of ISDN to rural areas of Washington. |
| The World is moving towards IP-based communications systems with convergence of the telecommunications and information technologies industries. IP-based application development is growing much faster than applications using the traditional analog transmission systems. |
| WA-K20 multipoint bridging services will continue to support legacy H.320 (ISDN-based) systems. However, we have a fast growing user base that are either using or plan to use H.323. |
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Showing posts with label H 323. Show all posts
Showing posts with label H 323. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Why Use H.323?
, by DataBeam (now part of IBM). Note this covers up to H.323 Version 2. The standard is up to Version 4 now.
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