[asterisk-dev] The Asterisk bug tracker :: please thinktwicebefore
opening a report!
Wai Wu
wwu at Calltrol.com
Wed Apr 5 12:46:26 MST 2006
I don't really think * should handle this. However, an option in the
dial command that allows you to specify a list of codec would be
helpful.
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[mailto:asterisk-dev-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Brian Jones
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 2:46 PM
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Subject: RE: [asterisk-dev] The Asterisk bug tracker :: please
thinktwicebefore opening a report!
I have a feature request, but I don't want to put it in bug tracker
unless someone here tells me it's OK.
I've already asked about this in #asterisk and on the forum, but never
received any help. At least I don't believe this is a -users question.
I would like a way to do transparant codec negotiation. For example, I
have one peer (peer A) that supports both ulaw and 729, and another peer
(peer B) that only supports ulaw. As far as I can tell, there is no way
to force peer A to setup a call from peer B with ulaw instead of 729,
since that is the preferred codec for peer A.
What happens is this:
Call comes in from peer B and the SDP only offers ulaw. Asterisk
invites peer A, and offers both 729 and ulaw. It then reports a
combined capability of ulaw, but then proceed to try to bridge the calls
and transcode to 729. This then fails, because I don't have 729
licensing on this particular server (and don't need it, because I
actually don't want to transcode). At this point, instead of falling
back to 711, the call fails.
Would a way to either fall back to other codecs or a way to force
"transparent" codec negotiation be a legitimate feature request for the
bug tracker?
Thanks,
Brian
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Brian Jones
Director, Technical Services
http://www.kanchalra.com
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