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they probably have some lovely conference facility built into their 1980s digital pbx and have to use it because it records the calls for ~*reasons*~
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the invite for this team education series says "meeting audio preferred" but every session seems to start with a lecture on how annoying everyone using meeting audio is 
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GoToMeeting audio uses a codec that isn't 40 years old so it sounds much better than pstn audio
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Shaggar posted:GoToMeeting audio uses a codec that isn't 40 years old so it sounds much better than pstn audio pstn audio is cool & good, as long as you have a digital line
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Jun 1, 2017 16:13
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lol no. g711 is trash
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Shaggar posted:GoToMeeting audio uses a codec that isn't 40 years old so it sounds much better than pstn audio yeah, sametime meetings does too. but when you join a call ur mic is on and I guess this is somehow different than joining with your phone or something??? so we get an earful of whining from the host while he mutes everyone and the someone on the phones makes background noise anyway
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Shaggar posted:lol no. g711 is trash 
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theres no defense for continued use of g711 and its continued existence is a symptom of telco incompetence.
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G.722 whatup
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g722 is supported by everything except the telcos
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Shaggar posted:theres no defense for continued use of g711 and its continued existence is a symptom of telco incompetence. it works fine and is cool & good
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it sounds like poo poo because it was designed for hardware from the 70s which is also the same hardware telcos are still using.
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Shaggar posted:it sounds like poo poo because it was designed for hardware from the 70s which is also the same hardware telcos are still using. im the broken ears shagger has where he cant tell the difference between analog phone lines and pure beautiful digital end-to-end pcm maine is the oldest state after all
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RISCy Business posted:one of the last companies i worked at had to change the dialout prefix from 9 to 8 because people kept dialing 911 by accident had to change mine because we had a rate of one sheriff per week coming in. It now emails IT and management immediately if someone dials 911.
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RISCy Business posted:one of the last companies i worked at had to change the dialout prefix from 9 to 8 because people kept dialing 911 by accident back in the days of dial up i was setting up our modem and accidentally called 911 by loving up the area code
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incoherent posted:had to change mine because we had a rate of one sheriff per week coming in. It now emails IT and management immediately if someone dials 911. I pitched that we should just play a super-short "now dialing 911..." prompt before connecting but apparently the 0.000000000001% chance those three seconds actually mean life or death is enough to make it worth frequent firetrucks
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mod saas posted:I pitched that we should just play a super-short "now dialing 911..." prompt before connecting but apparently the 0.000000000001% chance those three seconds actually mean life or death is enough to make it worth frequent firetrucks
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anthonypants posted:yes, that's correct for context, every single 911 call in the last 5 years from these phones has been unintentional
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power botton posted:back in the days of dial up i was setting up our modem and accidentally called 911 by loving up the area code tbh they should have prevented 91x area codes from being available but lovely telecom gotta telecom
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incoherent posted:tbh they should have prevented 91x area codes from being available but lovely telecom gotta telecom ours just forget to put the 0 when dialing internationally
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at my old job i called 911 at least three times lol luckily they would just call reception before dispatching units cause it happened often, our phone system was poo poo to accomodate our old rear end idiotic users and our users were terrible old idiots also i once spent an hour trying to dial overseas before saying gently caress it and emailing the guy to call me instead maybe... i'm the idiot
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mod saas posted:I pitched that we should just play a super-short "now dialing 911..." prompt before connecting but apparently the 0.000000000001% chance those three seconds actually mean life or death is enough to make it worth frequent firetrucks do not ever gently caress with 911 as the telephone system janitor
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mod saas posted:for context, every single 911 call in the last 5 years from these phones has been unintentional
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Captain Foo posted:do not ever gently caress with 911 as the telephone system janitor
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although i'm sure somewhere there's a place where you have to dial nine before dialing 911
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Captain Foo posted:do not ever gently caress with 911 as the telephone system janitor
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is it even legal to have a phone where picking it up and dialing 9-1-1 doesn't get you 911?
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mishaq posted:im the broken ears shagger has where he cant tell the difference between analog phone lines and pure beautiful digital end-to-end pcm lol if you cant hear the stripped out ranges of 711.
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JewKiller 3000 posted:is it even legal to have a phone where picking it up and dialing 9-1-1 doesn't get you 911? No. Same goes for 211 and sometimes 411 & 811.
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incoherent posted:tbh they should have prevented 91x area codes from being available but lovely telecom gotta telecom the 91x area codes predate 911
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the heck is 211
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PCjr sidecar posted:the 91x area codes predate 911 they should just reassign them
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Bloody posted:the heck is 211 Like the emergency telephone number 9-1-1, 2-1-1 is one of the eight N11 codes of the North American Numbering Plan (NANP).
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Bloody posted:they should just reassign them agree. i don't know the history of 911, but it's an immense social good that should have an imminent domain be attached to it
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Captain Foo posted:do not ever gently caress with 911 as the telephone system janitor as a former telephone system janitor, this
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PCjr sidecar posted:the 91x area codes predate 911 They made 911 the emergency number knowing full well that 91x area codes already existed?
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duTrieux. posted:webex lets you record meetings Native mp4 for meeting center is coming shortly if you don't actually already have it . Its obviously going to be composited.
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JewKiller 3000 posted:is it even legal to have a phone where picking it up and dialing 9-1-1 doesn't get you 911? Absolutely in a number of states on a multi line system.
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every time i have a meeting i want to die we only use webex, because we're the people who make webex 
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RISCy Business posted:every time i have a meeting i want to die owned
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