[asterisk-users] cli command show codecs

[Eric Wieling]

Assuming SIP "sip show channels" will show you which codec is used for each call leg.  However it does not track transcoding.

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asterisk -rx "core show channels verbose" does not provide transcoding details.

Unless I have missed something.

Sans



On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 10:34 PM, Danny Nicholas <danny at debsinc.com> wrote:


	Core show channels verbose is probably your best bet.  I think the answer also depends on your * version.

	 

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	Hi,
	
	Is there a CLI command which will tell me the codec used for active calls and if transcoding is happening ?
	
	Thx
	Sans


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