[asterisk-users] listen to prompt before bridging call.

[Danny Nicholas]

In order to get 2-way audio without the bridge, you will have to Answer
before Dialing.  That's going to mess with your CDR, but you could make this
dial a custom function that you're not going to worry about in the CDR.

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[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Mark Michelson
Sent: Friday, April 24, 2009 4:44 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] listen to prompt before bridging call.

Deepak wrote:
> Hi,
> Can someone please help to resolve the followinng issue:
>  
> We would like an asterisk user to call a number and when the called 
> party picks up the phone, we play a message (press 1 to accept call, 2 
> to reject call). Only when the called party presses "1", do we bridge 
> the call and the two parties can communicate.
>  
> What we would like though is that the person who makes the call be able 
> to listen to the message "press 1 to accept call, 2 to reject call) that 
> is played to the called party BUT not be able to communicate with him 
> untill he presses "1".
>  
> Is this possible in asterisk using php/agi?
>  
> Any pointers hightly appreciated.
>  

I can come up with an easy way to do part of what you want. If you are using
the 
Dial application, you can use the M option to run a macro on the called
channel 
when he answers. Within that macro, you can play prompts to accept or reject
the 
call.

The problem is that this does not allow for the calling party to also hear
the 
prompts.

Mark Michelson

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