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title: "Configure Codec"
slug: "codec-configuration"
updated: 2025-08-26T06:44:09Z
published: 2025-08-26T06:44:09Z
canonical: "kb.connecttoteams.com/codec-configuration"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Configure Codec

Starting in ConnecttoTeams Service Portal release 1.6, service providers can select a codec to assign at the **PBX level.**

Starting in ConnecttoTeams Enterprise Portal release 1.6, enterprise admins can select a codec to assign at the **PBX level.**

When creating or editing the PBX, you may set the **Codec** field in the PBX Settings so that the users provisioned on the PBX will inherit these values.

![](https://cdn.us.document360.io/312e5ae5-e3c1-465d-8e37-f253a7ba8eee/Images/Documentation/image-4VZRI7WS.png)

The **Enforce Codecs on Inbound** checkbox limits codecs on inbound calls. This forces inbound calls to use only the specified codecs.

> [!NOTE]
> Reference
> 
> For the full instruction on configuring the PBX, check [PBX Configuration Guide](/v1/docs/pbx-configuration-guide).

## Codecs Supported by ConnecttoTeams:

The PBX Connector supports the following codecs:

| Codec | Supported | Note |
| --- | --- | --- |
| G.711 | Yes | Both A-law and U-law are supported |
| Silk | Yes | Both NB and WB are supported |
| G.729 | Yes |  |
| G.722 | Yes |  |

> [!NOTE]
> Recommendation
> 
> The recommended packetization interval is 20 milleseconds.

## **Setting the Preferred Order of Codecs**

The default codes is G.711 A-law followed by G.711 U-law.

It is possible to configure which codecs ConnecttoTeams will attempt to use and the order in which they will be attempted. Where-ever codec management is available whether in the PBX or User screens, click the Codecs box as seen below and the list of available codecs will appear.

![](https://cdn.us.document360.io/312e5ae5-e3c1-465d-8e37-f253a7ba8eee/Images/Documentation/image(436).png)

Click each codec you wish to enable, in the order you wish to attempt. There must be at least one codec enabled or the system will revert to a default of G.711 A-law.

Normal use might involve the following scenario: If you use one codec for 80% of calls another for 15% and a third for 5% you would want to put the 80% codec first, 15% second and 5% last to help improve processing time. An example of multiple codecs being enabled would look like this:

![](https://cdn.us.document360.io/312e5ae5-e3c1-465d-8e37-f253a7ba8eee/Images/Documentation/image(437).png)

G.711: Industry standard for phone calls; most common. U-law is more typical in North America while A-law is more common in the rest of the world.

G.729: Lower bitrate.

G722: For HD phone calls.

SILK: Best for mobile calls. NB is 8khz. WB is 16khz and therefore has clearer audio, albeit higher networking requirements.

## Suggested Further Reading

- For the full instruction on configuring the PBX, check [PBX Configuration Guide](/v1/docs/pbx-configuration-guide).
- For full instruction on using the PBX Connector app, check [PBX Configuration Guide](/v1/docs/pbx-configuration-guide).