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Tobias Wolf a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">Emmanuel BUU schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">probably ffmpeg
and it is probable that in your case ffmpeg was compiled from source
and therefore installed by default in /usr/local/lib maybe this
conflict with another version of ffmpeg library installed on your system.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->the problems was that ffmpeg compiles per default without shared libs.
once i recompiled ffmpeg with shared libs enabled, and after that
compiled app_transcode again it succesfully loaded in asterisk.
tomorrow i will see, if i get it into action ;)
another question arises to me:
if i got an incoming call, it maybe of interest to me, if it is an video
call or just an voice call. normal voice calls i could route to an voip
phone with no video capabilities but video calls should go to devices
that support video.
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There is a channel variable that is set when you receive an ISDN
incoming call and that enables you to differenciate the processing of
audio and video calls<br>
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is this possible with one of the applications from app_h324m ?
thanks for your help. you have given me a very good start ...
cheers,
tobias wolf
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Emmanuel BUU<br>
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