I have Freephoneline with my other line, and it sounded way better. The price is competitive, but the voice quality is trash. I will assume that he was using Signalwire to call me.
It sounded like he was talking far away from the mouthpiece. I could barely hear what he was saying cause the voice quality was distorted and the volume was so low. It's not that I couldn't understand his accent (He had a Canadian accent). I'm in Vancouver, I was talking to a support agent from Signalwire to get my CC verified over the phone and I could barely make out what he was saying. Voip.ms, on the other hand, is much better and HD voice using G722 works well both on wifi and rogers LTE. If I use G729A, it is better but the voice quality sucks. It seems I cannot get a decent conversation due to possible bandwidth issue if I use OPUS or G722. Has anyone found signalwire's voip quality bad - at least from Toronto? I think it is interpreting it as text and you can try putting HTML tags around it? It works, it is about 30s, then I am redirected to voicemail.Ģ) Likely it is the Textable app itself. I put 5 when I am testing the LaML and I put 30 when I am ready. The min is 5 according to the documentation. but that would be nice to make the url clickable.ġ) The timeout works for me.
the link received via Textable is not clickable, not sure if that's a Textable issue or not. the timeout settings doesn't seems to work, it takes a very long time (about 20 rings) until the voicemail message starts no matter how I change the time.Ģ. I'm using my Signalwire DID number as both from: and to: in the exec line.ġ. On SignalWire site, set phone number to handle calls using LaML webhooks, create LaML bin and in number settings : * WHEN A CALL COMES IN: / METHOD: POST Taking what ericw and redpiglet wrote, I managed to have my phone rings for a certain amount of time, then send the caller to my voicemail and receive a sms with the link of the message with this:
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