SIPREC
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What is SIPREC?
SIPREC (Session Initiation Protocol Recording) is a protocol used for recording SIP sessions. It allows a SIP entity (like a PBX or media server) to forward media streams of a SIP call to a recording server. This is commonly used for call centers, compliance recording, and quality monitoring to capture audio and/or video from VoIP calls.
What other technologies are related to SIPREC?
SIPREC Complementary Technologies
SIP
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is a signaling protocol used for establishing, maintaining, and terminating real-time sessions that often involve voice, video, and messaging applications. SIPREC relies on SIP to initiate and manage the recording session alongside the main call.
RTP
RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) is used to transport the actual media (audio/video) streams. SIPREC uses RTP to carry the recorded media data from the media server to the recording server.
Which job functions commonly mention SIPREC?
Audio Visual Designer
3 Audio Visual Designer jobs mention SIPREC
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Site Reliability Engineer
6 Site Reliability Engineer jobs mention SIPREC
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Infrastructure Engineer
7 Infrastructure Engineer jobs mention SIPREC
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Engineer
101 Engineer jobs mention SIPREC
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Software Engineer
42 Software Engineer jobs mention SIPREC
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