Transcoding
Seamless codec conversion across interconnected networks with mismatched formats.
What Is Transcoding?
When calls cross networks running different codecs, transcoding keeps quality intact without renegotiation delays. Laykatel's media layer handles codec conversion transparently so your traffic interoperates cleanly with any carrier or PBX on the other end.
Transcoding Feature Highlights
Wide Codec Support
G.711, G.729, Opus and more converted on the fly.
Low-Latency Processing
Media handling designed to avoid audible delay.
NAT Traversal
Built-in handling for endpoints behind restrictive firewalls.
No Client Configuration
Transcoding happens network-side — nothing to change on your PBX.
Dedicated Server Pricing for This Solution
Every plan includes 24x7 monitoring and a 99.999% network uptime SLA.
4 Core Dedicated Server
Intel® Xeon E5-2620 v3 2.50 GHz
- • 8 GB RAM
- • 350 GB SCSI Hard Drive
- • 100 Mbps Port
- • 10 TB Bandwidth
8 Core Dedicated Server
Intel® Xeon E5-2630 v3 2.60 GHz
- • 16 GB RAM
- • 500 GB SCSI Hard Drive
- • 1 Gbps Port
- • 50 TB Bandwidth
12 Core Dedicated Server
Intel® Xeon E5-2620 v3 2.50 GHz
- • 32 GB RAM
- • 500 GB SCSI Hard Drive
- • 1 Gbps Port
- • 50 TB Bandwidth
Transcoding FAQ
Why do I need transcoding?
When two networks use different codecs, transcoding converts audio in real time so the call connects cleanly.
Which codecs are supported?
G.711, G.729, G.722, Opus and most standard VoIP codecs.
Does transcoding add latency?
Minimal — our transcoding runs on dedicated capacity to keep added delay under standard quality thresholds.
Can this run alongside my existing softswitch?
Yes, transcoding sits inline and works with any softswitch platform we host.
Ready to Set Up Transcoding?
Talk to our team about your traffic profile and we'll scope the right setup and pricing for your business.