SIP, or Session Initiation Protocol, is a communication protocol used for signaling and controlling multimedia communication sessions. These sessions can include voice, video, messaging, and other types of multimedia. SIP is widely used in internet telephony (VoIP) and allows for the setup, management, and termination of calls and conferences over IP networks.
We currently have a file size limit of 10 MB. Given that most voice messages are encoded with a constant bitrate and a single channel (mono, no stereo), we can calculate the maximum duration of a file using the following equation:
Applying this equation to our 10 MB limit and a bitrate of 64 kbps (commonly used by the iPhone recorder app), we arrive at a maximum duration of approximately 21 minutes and 51 seconds. To easily calculate durations for different file sizes and bitrates, you can use our audio duration calculator.