> My bandwidth is very very limited. Not more than 140 Kbps on both
That's strange; it may be your connection struggles at much lower bandwidths than nominal - for instance, perhaps it suffers high packet loss at 80% utilization; TCP could recover, but VoIP might be affected.
Doing what you want should be quite simple, though. There are many ways I can think of of detecting VoIP traffic if your ruleset manages to - have pf log (all) on a pflog interface dedicated to it, look at queue traffic - and many ways of blocking everything other than that. I can't think of an elegant way of doing what you want, though!
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