[asterisk-dev] Bridging two Channels

ast guy astguy at gmail.com
Sat Apr 26 06:18:17 CDT 2008


Well I'm expecting around 30-40 concurrent calls, 80 channels in total.

-ag

On Sat, Apr 26, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Wolfgang Pichler <wpichler at yosd.at> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> i think the best way (maybe the only way - i don't know exactly) would
> be to use the manager command redirect and redirect both channels into a
> conference (i don't think that you have that much overhead there - how
> many channels at the same time will do that ?)
>
> regards,
> Wolfgang
>
> ast guy schrieb:
> > Hi,
> >  I'm looking for some approach where I can bridge two different
> > channels. Let me explain the scenario.
> > channel-A lands in dial plan and executes an application-X. Now there
> > is another channel-B in the same context but on different application
> > say Playback() . What is the best approach to bridge both channels?
> >
> >  - Add both channels in conference ? Is a good approach, what about
> > resource usage ?
> >  - Any code/API available to do bridge both, like native pbx behavior ?
> >
> > If both channels have been bridged then will channel-A return to
> > application-X ? and channel-B to Playback() ? after bridge is no
> longer...
> > Well I'm also interested in to hangup channel after a specific time
> > out value has reached or either party hangs up.
> >
> >
> > -AG
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