[Asterisk-Users] Question about some Cisco-specific code in "rtp.c"
Ross Finlayson
finlayson at live.com
Sat Feb 22 23:39:59 MST 2003
The file "rtp.c" currently contains the following hack for special-case
handling of some Cisco-specific protocol:
} else if (payloadtype == 121) {
/* CISCO proprietary DTMF bridge */
f = process_type121(rtp, rtp->rawdata +
AST_FRIENDLY_OFFSET + hdrlen, res - hdrlen);
As I noted in my earlier message, I'm planning to update the code to
improve the handling of dynamic RTP payload type numbers (like 121) - in
particular, to fix bogus hard-wired cases like this.
In this case, though, I'll need to know what the "a=rtpmap: ..." SDP line
looks like in this case (so I know what string Cisco uses to identify this
protocol).
So, could someone please send me an example of an actual
a=rtpmap:121 ...
line that illustrates this case?
Ross.
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