What is AudioTX POTS?
AudioTX POTS POTS Codec for Windows PCs and Laptops AudioTX POTS is very simple to use – try it for yourself with our FREE 30 day demo version Here are some of the most common questions, but do email us if you can’t find an answer here! What is a POTS codec – and why is it called ‘POTS’? A POTS codec allows live connections – in the same way as an ISDN codec – but is designed to work over a standard telephone line. Audio is compressed and then sent and received as data over the phone line to offer a broadcast quality connection. POTS codecs can be used in areas where ISDN service is unavailable, or where you just need to get on air fast! As to the name: In telecom engineers lingo, POTS stands for Plain Old Telephone System. What kind of quality can I expect? The exact audio quality depends on the quality of the phone line. Most connections will give you about 7.5 kHz audio quality, which is good reporter quality speech. This is about the same audio bandwidth offered by the G.722 algori
