[Asterisk-Users] Start of all recordings cut off
David C. Troy
dave at toad.net
Fri Sep 12 08:24:43 MST 2003
I have found this behavior with the 7960's, but not with the Pingtel
Xpressa or ATA-186. I think I've read it's a bug in the 7960 firmware; I
am running 5.1 and see this problem. If anyone knows if it's been
corrected in 5.3, I'd like to know. Meantime the Answer/Wait sounds like
a good workaround.
Dave
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On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 wasim at convergence.com.pk wrote:
> On Fri, 12 Sep 2003, Olle E. Johansson wrote:
>
> > > Before running any application that has sound playback (Playback,
> > > Background, VoiceMailMain2, etc.) it would be wise to execute an Answer
> > > first, then a Wait(2) to allow for VoIP channels to fully establish and
> > > settle.
> >
> > John, in order to clarify before I add this to the Wiki - is it wise (an advice)
> > or necessary (it does not work otherwise)?
>
> Its considered Good Practice(tm), since it'll cause something (like AGI
> dtmf recoginition that arroc couldn't get to work, till he put an Answer
> in the dialplan). So, get in the habit of Answering your channels and then
> proceeding.
>
> Also, instead of a wait(2), we generally background an innocous music or a
> prompt for say 2 seconds, thus, people aren't waiting in dead-air, get
> some audio-feedback, and if the prompt is truncated, it doesn't matter
> since it was just a feeder in the first place. Wait will also not take any
> DTMF input during that time, so repeat users are stuck for that time.
>
> Ofcourse if you notice a significant % of your VoIP sessions take time to
> settle, then best do a Wait(2), no point in send garble-jumble down the
> line. JT, as usual has very valuable suggestions.
>
> - wasim
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