It’s been awhile since I’ve played with QPST, but there are several interesting codec settings I didn’t notice before:
EVRC is an old audio codec.. more than 10 years old, (I think its circa 1995). I guess old standards live long… although it seems to me that the newer equipment that carriers have been putting in should support the newer standard, after all – these new codecs are designed to be both higher quality and more efficient. I haven’t done much testing on it, but I think I can say that Sprint seems to have SMV at least enabled and working – it seems that SMV gets better audio quality and clarity vs EVRC. 4GV is Qualcomm’s newest codec – so I’m not sure if the support is there. 4GV comes in two formats, NB (Narrowband) and WB (Wideband). I’m guessing WB gives better quality at the cost of bandwidth. You can set these settings in QPST, if you have the phone’s SPC code. Hopefully someone with a better ear for quality can test and try this out, and maybe report the results.