Utilizing VoIP coded negotiation during a controlled environment call
AssigneeGlobal Tel*Link Gorporation
InventorStephen Hodge
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InventorStephen Hodge
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Controlled-environment communication systems are increasingly using voice over internet protocol (VoIP) to serve their users. VoIP allows voice to be sent in packetized form, where audio is encoded using one of several codecs. Because of bandwidth constraints, particularly during peak call times, codecs may be used which sacrifice audio quality for bandwidth efficiency. As a result, several features of communication systems, including critical security features. The present disclosure provides details for systems and methods by which a controlled-environment communication system may shift between codecs to perform security-related features or to alleviate bandwidth considerations. This involves the special formatting of control-signaling messages, including session initiation protocol (SIP) and session description protocol (SDP) messaging.
A method for validating a call setup request being served by a controlled-environment call processing system utilizing voice over internet protocol (VoIP), comprising:
A system, comprising:
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