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G.726 ADPCM Codec in VoIP: Why It’s the Mid-Bandwidth Sweet Spot

Discover why G.726 ADPCM remains a vital VoIP codec. Learn about its mid-bandwidth benefits, low latency, and interoperability challenges compared to G.711 and G.729.

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