VOIP Silicon

This page is for Chips and Processors specifically designed for VOIP applications.

Broadcom BCM1112
DSP Group Cordless VoIP chip combines VoIP, traditional TDMA, and digital cordless functionality on single silicon die
Freescale
[http://www.integration.com Worldwide programmable silicon DAA provider for VOIP, PBX and Modem applications.
Ifineon
Mindspeed claims 43 million VOIP ports depolyed
Octasic audio processing chips, echo cancellation, etc.
PMC-Sierra multiple VOIP products for building ATAs, Gateways, and IADs
PA168/PA1688 Chip for building IP phones
Surf Communication Solutions enabling technologies for media processing on TI DSPs
Texas Instruments
Vocal Technologies one stop provider of VoIP software and ATA Reference Designs

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Re: kamailio vs opensips
by asiby Wed 19 of Nov, 2008
Ask them both the same question and choose the one from which you will received the quickest response. Cause you don't want do deal with potentially almost dead projects like SER. Stick with the one that will have the biggest dev team and the most active community.

Cheers
query Asterisk extensions for caller ID info
by mrsenoj Tue 18 of Nov, 2008
I need a way to query Asterisk for the caller IDs of calls to specific extensions. My eventual goal is to integrate this ability into an existing application to allow users to quickly retrieve information based on the caller ID. The existing application was developed in C#, so the ability to do this easily from within C# would be a plus.

We're currently using Asterisk 1.2.
Re: Need Asterisk help with toshiba system
by rukoiatka Tue 18 of Nov, 2008
Asterisk can be a stand alone voicemail system. You can store voicemail messages in the file system or in database. I have heard of asterisk voicemail systems with up to 1000 mailboxes and 30K messages in database.

You might receive incoming calls directly to asterisk and not use toshiba at all. Asterisk will give you IVR options and extensions. Or might get incoming calls to toshiba and send voicemail to asterisk over SIP or T1. I am not familiar with that toshiba system.
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