CounterPath Bria 4 Configuration Guide - Enterprise Deployments - Manual (Page 10)

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2.7 Codec Usage
Your brand includes a specific set of built-in codecs. A codec may be royalty-bearing or non-royalty-bearing:
see the Bria 4 Settings reference documentation for details. You can restrict codec usage by enabling or
disabling a codec and by setting the license count (even on non-royalty-bearing codecs).
Enabling Codecs
To enable a codec, set its codecs::enabled setting to true. When a codec is enabled, it appears in
the enabled list in the Preferences > Audio Codecs or Preferences > Video Codecs tab.
Note that whether a codec is enabled is only one of the factors in whether it will be used for a call. The other
factors are:
• The license count for codecs. For royalty-bearing codecs, there is a limit to the number of simultaneous
calls or number of legs (in the case of a conference call) that can use the codec. Once the limit is reached,
that codec will not be used for new calls.
• Whether the codec is also enabled by the other party
• Its ranking in the SDP list
• How the codec is chosen; from the list of codecs that advertised by the other party in their SDP, that are
enabled on the local Bria computer, Bria chooses the codec that is listed first.
2.8 Contact List Setup
See “Resources” on page 13.