i can only make free 016 calls as it goes through my own gateway. cost wise .. free for me as the gateway belongs to me.. down part is .. only when there is wifi i can get normal gsm quality calls . 3g connection kinda bad for sip

This post has been edited by Kalimuthu: Jul 1 2007, 10:39 PM

well what compression r u using ... if 3g oso is bad than it must have 2 do wz ur codec ...

well one provider i think will soon announces that the new rate for their voip service is 15cent/min for mobile & 10cent/min for fix ... juz have 2 wait 4 the announcement


This post has been edited by cruzzmz: Jul 2 2007, 12:42 AM

should be on g729. highly doubt 3g calls could support g711.

Isn't iTalk with Mobile around that rate when calling from fixed line?

If im not mistaken, italk is 21cents to mobile

g729 ... the quality will be a lill bit off if the lantency is high since it has some compression on it ... well 711 i think can use 3g if the bdwth is 100kps or more

Sorry for my mistake earlier but their website says 17sen from fixed line to mobile.

711 runs on 64kbps .. no compression .. but kills off my bandwidth on my gateway

hey everyone,

I like to get a few recommendation of some VOIP from you guys.

I currently in Brunei (a small country btwn Sabah and Sarawak) and my gf is in Sarawak and I really like to call her almost every night for perhaps 3 weeks times. But it is expensive. If I am not wrong, calling from TM (Sarawak) to Brunei cost around RM15 per hour, and by end of the month, I probably be bankcrupt. If you are wondering about calling to Brunei to Sarawak, don't ever think about it. It is more expensive, 20Cents per min.

Got any idea? I currently looking into Skype Pro.
Oh btwn, I don't have broadband access in Brunei, but my gf do (1mb Streamyx). But I do have house and mobile phone here. It is my relatives house.

This post has been edited by weirdguy: Jul 5 2007, 10:09 PM

Hey guys.... check out www.frioh.com Something i have been looking for. A monthly charge VOIP service. Best part is that some of the countries which i intend to call is listed as FREE! This is recommended to me by a friend who is coming out with this product, and i have been a paying beta tester for a week now. Pretty good. I do make a lot of Australia Fixed calls and this helps me tonnes.

They have 2 plans. A limited minute plan RM44.95 and a unlimited one of RM74.95. They have 2 types of ATA's at the moment which they provide free depending on what internet connection you have. Good stuff. What do you guys think?

Would someone mind comparing it to TM's iTalk with Mobile.

finally got my WM6 to work with my voip

wanna try ??? Click here

Have compared it with italk. Their mobile is 0.15 and fix line is free when you apply for subscription. Quality for Mobile is good and clear. No problem with voice. Can tend to get a bit laggy when my BT is up and downloading. lol

it is normal to have lag when using bt and voip ... bt will hog up ur bandwth

hehe yea. Without BT running, everything was ok.

What is the cheapest SIP ATA device (min. 1 line) with reasonable features that you can buy in Malaysia today?

This post has been edited by netfan: Aug 15 2007, 08:11 PM

Hi all,

I am looking for a VOIP provider that offer cheap/low rate for local calls either home to home or home to mobile (Malaysia calls mainly).

Any recommendation?

Thanks in advance.

Hi, I'm using PennyTel for a couple of months, excellent services and great voice quality, i use to call Singapore and my cousin in Australia it cost me only AUD 0.08 per call ( estimated RM0.24), Listen is Per CALL not per minutes.

their have few plan, the one i signed up is untimed plan, for detail visit -

http://www.pennytel.com/call_plans.html

For rates -
http://www.pennytel.com/call_rate_pphone.jsp?currency=MYR#M

for support just click the online live assistant, they are ready to help you !!

erm..i dont understand how a viop works?????i heard from my friend said it uses ip add to make phone calls..is it true??

Voice over Internet Protocol

Conventional phone line, voice is sent over the line, but now it is sent through the internet, simple as that