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#269848 11-Apr-2020 05:41
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My perception is that sound quality on calls has degraded significantly recently. Anybody else notice the difference?

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  #2459180 11-Apr-2020 07:41
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Not really but calls off-set will not be as clear as calls on-net



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  #2459181 11-Apr-2020 07:41
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Vodafone the other day put out something that said the same thing, calls due to covid and the leadup to covid were up over 70% overloading systems, Spark are having the same issue too I hear. So there is a really good chance that 2D are suffering the same fate or it will be happening while handed over to the other network depending on what network the other part is on.

 

 





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  #2459186 11-Apr-2020 08:07
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Modern platforms like Whatsapp / MS Teams calls (and I assume Skype) are much better quality than PSTN.




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  #2459211 11-Apr-2020 09:26
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What area are you in?




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  #2459421 11-Apr-2020 15:53
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  #2459489 11-Apr-2020 18:38
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Most providers are all pulling forward their interconnects to help with quality and network load




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  #2459495 11-Apr-2020 18:53
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I hope sigtran interconnect!

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  #2459588 11-Apr-2020 21:17
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I have just given up on a couple of recent voicecalls I have done. So bad its painful to listen to. Not normally this bad, but cellular voice is pretty crap most of the time, this is sounding like realvideo streaming over dialup in the early 2000s bad. Charlie brown adults have better vocalisation. Hate to think how half deaf people are getting on with the voice calls.





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  #2482400 13-May-2020 07:31
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Called into conference call yesterday from downtown Aucjland. Over course of conference quality deteriorated terribly. Other callers said their quality fine. Sounds like 2degrees problem.

Another thought, does HD quality calling work with 2degrees?

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  #2482412 13-May-2020 08:13
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HD Voice has been supported on 2degrees for several years now. However the interconnects typically use lowest common denominator codecs so while you will get HD Voice between 2degrees customers, you may not if you are calling off-net. The number of HD-capable interconnects will increase over time.





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