Long Term Evolution “LTE” is considered to be one of the most
important and latest communication technologies falling under the fourth
generation of cellular communications technology 4G. LTE supports
high-speed and large bandwidth which makes it
a great candidate to
providing the potential to improve the Quality of Service "QoS"
associated with specific types of data transfer. As a consequence,
researchers have paid their attentions to this type of networks. In fact, it
was a great challenge for researchers to achieve a good level of QoS for
all users as the LTE provides Audio and Data transmission to users at the
same time.
In this paper, we assess the Voice Over Internet Protocol
performance by comparing the performance of two protocols
used in VOIP such as SIP and H.323. Moreover, we evaluate
the quality indicators such as delay and packets loss. For this
purpose
OPNET simulator is used as suitable simulation
technology.
Voice over IP Protocol is an important Internet voice connection, characterized by high
quality of service. In this work, we will assess how today's Internet service matches its
expectations by examining the performance of the Voice over IP protoco
l and its quality of
service. We have relied on the method of selection of encoders first within some
parameters to obtain the simulation result of the comparison and analysis (QoS). Which we
adopted on VoIP protocols in the case of multiple users with three algorithms for the
symbols, and after determining the problem in this range, we took a number of factors into
account due to their impact on sound performance, such as jitter and Delay. This action
simulates three of the most common encoders (analog audio conversion and packet
compression), G.711, G.723.1 and G.729. The main objective is to achieve high-quality
sound performance by making the appropriate decision in the choice of sound encoder.
