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Transcode SMG installation method
The Sangoma-media-gateway (SMG) release already includes the full transcoding software package installation in binary form. Do Not install the standalone transcoding release package ontop of SMG as that will corrupt the embedded transcoding software.
*Note: If you have mistakenly downloaded and installed the transcoding package with your SMG installation, please click HERE for instruction on how to revert your changes.
All transcoding binary files are located in:
-> /usr/local/smg/usr/bin
-> /usr/local/smg/usr/sbin
The following chart describes each binary application:
| Application Name | Description |
| sngtc_cfg | configuration utility for the transcoding module and client (SMG) |
| sngtc_server | transcoding SOAP server |
| sngtc_server_ctrl | command line {start|stop|restart} script for the sngtc_server |
| sngtc_tool | utility used to probe transcoding module for information |
| sngtc_client | test application used to create transcoding sessions |
All the above applications are executables located in /usr/local/smg/usr/sbin, except for sngtc_client which is located at /usr/local/smg/usr/bin. Click HERE for information regarding operation.