On the other hand, a u-law WAV turned into L16 and then back to u-law to
be sent down the line shouldn't suffer any alteration at all - if it
does, the there's something wrong with the translation.
The quality dropping over time is almost certainly down to something
else. Vinuth -can you get a
On Tue, 2009-12-22 at 23:52 -0500, Michael Jerris wrote:
That being said, ulaw l16 alaw will cause degredation and any other
modifications such as volume adjustment in this path will make it
worse.
Indeed. Storing prompts
as 8k, 16-bit WAVs
makes a lot of sense.
[I am inordinately
Hi Brian,
Have a look at this:
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Misc._Dialplan_Tools_eavesdrop
- I took a quick look through the code and couldn't see any reason why
you shouldn't have a bunch of eavesdroppers listening to a single
caller. I'd be surprised if this didn't perform a lot better for
I'd be suspicious of:
(a) the CSeq going backwards from 4 to 3 between re-invites 2 and 3;
(b) the branch on the Via tag changing
(c) (not sure about this one) the SDP session ID and version changing
for what's the same session.
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Anthony,
I have pasted the invite sip trace here:
Can you post the full packets with Ethernet, IP, UDP headers as well, or
upload a pcap file?
I'll add the change in 'Max-Forwards' from 70 to 69 between the two
packets to my things to be suspicious of list.
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The trace that I pasted on the pastebin was from our
analyzer,Tektronix
Hi Brian,
I imagine that one of the issues is that you're using a complex
sledgehammer (mod_conference) to crack a simple nut - that of having
multiple listeners listening to a single speaker.
As far as I am aware, FreeSWITCH doesn't have anything built in which
will allow this kind of simple
On Thu, 2009-12-10 at 10:26 -0800, Michael Collins wrote:
Update to latest
Did you type make current yet?
Tony hates build skew
Brilliant.
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On 11/20/2009 05:15 AM, David Knell wrote:
On Fri, 2009-11-20 at 00:15 +0800, Steve Underwood wrote:
The audio path between kernel and user space is not stable with any
current PC based telephony system. At some point
: can be done in a cross-platform way, can use
FPU/MMX/SSE without guilt and voodoo, etc. And there is no reason why
the same algorithm would perform differently if implemented in
hardware or on the host CPU.
And the OP only needed four E1s..
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On Nov 18, 2009, at 5:39 PM, David
On Fri, 2009-11-20 at 00:15 +0800, Steve Underwood wrote:
The audio path between kernel and user space is not stable with any
current PC based telephony system. At some point in the day the odd
chunk of data is lost here and there, whether you use asterisk,
callweaver, yate or FS, with
Hi Tim,
Here you go:
http://old.nabble.com/echo-cancellation-on-PRI-cards-td22552605.html
I am about to build a new machine as a VOIP server. I am going to get
either a quad core intel or a six core AMD processor with at least
eight gigabytes of RAM in it. Given that much horsepower I am
Hi Tim,
In (very) brief: maybe, no, and depends on the definition of 'lots'.
By lots I mean somewhere between 50 to a 100 but it's mostly an IVR
application so all it will be doing is either playing prompts or
recording messages. Almost no live conversations.
For the sort of box you're
Hi Max,
Some operators (e.g. Orange in the UK) will allow you to have two
numbers attached to one SIM, which might get you 4/10ths of the way to
your goal.
I'm struggling to see why purchasing DIDs won't help, unless your FS box
has no internet connectivity. A bit more background on the problem
Hi Eric -
The way that we do it is to keep each gateway in its own Sofia profile.
Issuing
api sofia profile profile start reloadxml
does one call to the web server for that profile's XML, which can be
pretty compact if it just contains one gateway.
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month without a crash?
Thank you for your Time and help in advance, and I am more than
willing to take all the information gathered here and create a wiki
page to help other people with the same questions/problems.
best
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with that, I'm currently interested
in call center + FS scenario.
Diego
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One FreeSWITCH box will be quite enough to handle the call
volumes that
you're talking about
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Just curious - if it seems to be working with Asterisk but not
FreeSWITCH then could you do some tcpdumps of working vs. non-working
calls and then analyze them with Wireshark? I think Jason Garland's
ClueCon presentation(s) might be
from others, the event socket is almost
certainly the right place to start. We've used it exclusively for our
stuff for getting on for two years, and I've no regrets.
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the computer spit out.
If you have any insights on this, that would be great.
-pete
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Date: Mon, August 10, 2009 11:51 am
Just to add my $0.02-worth (if you're feeling generous..) - I don't
think that the dialplan is expressive enough to do what's needed here,
and that's where the trouble's coming from. It's not enormously tricky
to build a generic dial this set of numbers according to these rules
service using
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Just look for large groups of people with laptops. I'm sure you can't
miss us.
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wrong there!
Gotta use CDATA because it has and in the data you're setting.
And you'll wanna export it I suspect.
action application=export![CDATA[sip_h_P-Asserted-Identity=sip:
${caller_id_numb...@1.2.3.4]]/action
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that are important to me are answering machine detection as well as
detecting SIT intercept tones in the early media stream... any love
here?
Not sure on these, but I'm *am* sure that someone else will be ;-)
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Britain's favourite
poet) whose This Be The Verse suggests otherwise:
http://www.artofeurope.com/larkin/lar2.htm
[as a recent father myself, I'm trying to prove him wrong..]
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. For
example, my family is geographically quite dispersed, and we use Skype
with video a lot - particularly for grandparents to keep up with
grandchildren. The usefulness and appropriateness of video calling
depends very much on the target market; it's not, of itself, a bad
thing.
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it. Expecting them to give something back in addition
would be entirely unreasonable.
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low-end modern server (Core 2 Duo, etc.) ought to do just fine.
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- some wholesale in/out, some IVR, some calling card, some callthrough -
with a total value in the millions of dollars; we have no complaints.
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At the risk of evisceration (but with the intention of helping avoid future
brain dead build vs. idiot admin debates), I'd suggest that, when significant
new bits are added to the switch core, they should default to being off and
require a configuration option to turn them on. Such config
If you live in patent-free country, you can try this:
http://github.com/Deepwalker/fs_itu_g729/tree/master
I've a friend who says he knows of someone who's tried it in non-
patent-free countries, and it works fine there too.
Alternatively, an Asterisk box makes a perfectly good G.729 to
Hi Artem,
Please to see that some of the stuff I wrote is useful to someone..!
I've written an FS module which will send the audio over - it's more efficient
than using unicast. Let me know if you'd like a copy.
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- Original Message -
From: ?
To:
Hi Drew,
When you say that the problem goes away if you don't use start_dtmf, do you
mean that you get one tone recognised per tone or none? If the former, then
you've got DTMF being signalled out of band as well; in that case, why do you
need inband detection?
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- Original
:-)
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Hi Maxim -
We've used FreeSWITCH for switching large volumes of wholesale traffic
and for a variety of IVR services; we no longer use anything else. See
http://www.softivr.com for something which we've built on it.
Cheers --
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Add something like
memset(write_buf, 0, SWITCH_RECOMMENDED_BUFFER_SIZE);
after
char write_buf[SWITCH_RECOMMENDED_BUFFER_SIZE];
in switch_ivr_play_say.c (line 395)
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Thank you very much, dujinfang, for your help!
When I use
action application=set data=record_waste_resources=true/
You might want to take a look at this:
http://www.amazon.com/IEEE802-11N-Wireless-Broadband-MZK-W04NU-Designed/dp/B000YDS0YG
- twice as much everything as the NSLU2, and is supposed to run OpenWRT
just fine. I've one sat in front of me right now, although I've not yet
plugged it in - have to
.
FreeSWITCH needs demand to get vxml and it's not there yet. For now, it
looks like the FS community is waiting for demand instead of trying to
create it.
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On Tue, 2009-04-21 at 14:35 -0400, mszla...@aol.com wrote:
Great Idea.
Try setting up the exact same
On Tue, 2009-04-21 at 14:35 -0400, mszla...@aol.com wrote:
Great Idea.
Try setting up the exact same dialogue with say Voxeo's VoiceXML
system and then with Javascript/Lua and pocketsphinx. It's an order of
magnitude faster with VoiceXML.
Out of interest, is that using some RAD tool or
Hi -
Consider a situation where I've two call legs up, each talking to a
controlling process using an outbound event socket connection from FS.
They each know the other's UUID.
I'd like to send an arbitrary message from one to the other. I was
going to build some sort of IPC thing, but it
If someone has a way to make true mirrors that support read/write
this
would be interesting.
Do it robustly, transparently and in real time and that's the problem of
distributed source code revision control mostly sorted as well.
Although I'm not sure I'd really want to use the kernel anyone
Hi Guido,
My preferred way is to talk to FS through its event socket
interface. This allows you fully to control FS, whilst giving
you the power to write the code in whatever language and on
whatever platform you choose.
The documentation starts here:
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Hi Guido,
My preferred way is to talk to FS through its event socket
interface. This allows you fully to control FS, whilst giving
you the power to write the code in whatever language and on
whatever
Take out the brackets -
originate sofia/profile/1001...
(and you might want to replace profile with the name of the profile to
use)
There's documentation here which might help:
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_commands#originate
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Hi Mike,
I tried the following command per ur
On Tue, 2009-04-07 at 17:17 +1000, Jason White wrote:
Matthew Fong mattdf...@gmail.com wrote:
My question is, is there a way to use mod_vmd to detect if an answering
machine or human has picked up within the first 1-2 seconds after being
answered?
Probably not. If you have an algorithm
On Mon, 2009-04-06 at 00:08 -0400, Kristian Kielhofner wrote:
Actually using 180 w/o SDP provides for enhanced call handing
functionality while only requiring (in many cases) one additional test
scenario. Consider the current example (all 180s are actually 180s
w/o SDP and 183 is 183 w/
On Sat, 2009-04-04 at 03:32 -0400, Kristian Kielhofner wrote:
180/183 with SDP is a bit ambiguous. I always get frustrated when
various people /insist/ on using 183 w/ SDP just for ringback. Have
they never heard of 180 w/o SDP? Let me generate my own local
ringback and/or handle the
Here's a sample SIP/SMTP INVITE (responses omitted for clarity)
MAIL FROM: d...@3c.co.uk
RCPT TO: mar...@3c.co.uk
DATA
Call me
.
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Sent from my iPhone
On 1 Apr 2009, at 09:15, Brian West br...@freeswitch.org wrote:
You know you could write a transport plugin for Sofia that would do
SIP
Steve Underwood wrote:
Anthony Minessale wrote:
I'm really starting to feel like we're playing musical threads here.
Just avoid playing them through low bit rate codecs. :-)
I think we need an echo canceller ;-)
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What's interesting to me is everyone on this thread except you has
said that in real-world scenarios, they need the EC for reliability.
One of which, does signal processing programming professionally. It
seems to me that if you build a better mouse trap you must
Sorry - my bad - dtmf-type looks like it just controls what's sent,
not what's received.
Brian's advice is sound, or you can probably work around things right
now by editing
src/mod/endpoints/mod_sofia/sofia.c - at around line 3838 you'll find:
if (dtmf.digit) {
/* queue it up */
Hi Brian,
It's more sane to have the phone to NOT send them both in the first
place because it is WRONG to send both info and 2833 and NOT totally
expect the far end to make heads or tails of it.
How about actually have the phone manufacture fix their broken phone?
In an ideal world,
Hi -
It looks like you're getting digits both in the RTP stream and as SIP INFO.
Try adding param name=dtmf-type value=rfc2833 / to the SIP profile
you're using for inbound calls.
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I'm newbie of FS. I have setup the FS. Most is perfect. I connect FS
to PSTN with DID numbers. For
In the meantime, you can work around this by using the swift executable
to turn text in to WAV files, and then just play them back. Works fine for
short(ish) texts - there might be a bit of a delay if you wanted the
thing to
read back War and Peace.
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War and Peace.
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When there is Echo being generated from the far end, usually in a
bridged call. If you application is just an IVR, with no far end
connectivity, then you shouldn't need an echo can. If you are bridging
calls, then at some point you may need it, depending on what else is
Steve Underwood wrote:
David Knell wrote:
Steve Underwood wrote:
When there is Echo being generated from the far end, usually in a
bridged call. If you application is just an IVR, with no far end
connectivity, then you shouldn't need an echo can. If you are bridging
calls
Steve Underwood wrote:
[whopping big snip]
The first bit of that's a tad patronising, isn't it,
You are the one who started out being offensive.
I'm sorry if you find disagreement offensive; you might not wish to read
beyond this
point if so.
and, in the case of the decade-old
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Steve Underwood wrote:
[whopping big snip]
The first bit of that's a tad patronising, isn't it,
You are the one who started out being offensive.
I'm sorry if you find disagreement offensive; you might
Hi Rod,
You can set it directly:
action
application=set![CDATA[sip_h_Remote-Party-Identity=${caller_id_number}
sip:{$caller_id_numb...@1.2.3.4;screen=yes;privacy=off]]/action
action application=bridge data=sofia/gateway/wherever/+$1/
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using these functions like this did nothing on
louder
as sounding
better on the same source material - even if the additional volume isn't
detectable
as such.
Which, I guess, explains my 25 years of going to Motorhead gigs.
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Oops - I did it again ;-)
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Hi Nik,
How do you need to modify it?
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Hi Guys,
I’m placing calls ok by using the event socket. However, I need to
modify the To: Sip header prior to the call going out for routing
purposes. Is it possible to do this in the Originate action?
If not, can someone explain
Hi Nik,
Here's a snipped in Perl that launches an outbound call:
if (my $sock = IO::Socket::INET-new(Proto ='tcp', PeerAddr =
'127.0.0.1', PeerPort = 8021)) {
print $sock auth XXX\n\n;
print $sock api originate
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Hi Ash,
It's the former. Here's a snippet from a dialplan of ours - this
takes calls with a specific prefix from a specific IP address and
forwards them to a particular carrier:
extension name=sample
condition field=network_addr expression=^10\.1\.1\.12$ /
condition
Hi Brian,
With FreeSWITCH not having any supported ASR at the time of writing
(with the exception of PocketSphinx), we needed something to allow us
to connect it to an MRCP server to test SoftIVR's ASR functionality.
After a few false starts, we implemented a simple MRCP connector using
the
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Any idea what i'm missing?
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there was a problem with one the apr lib. So
ensure you are on the current sources.
Best regards
Peter
David Knell schrieb:
Hi -
Is anyone using mod_cepstral with Cepstral 5.x? I installed demo
Cepstral and mod_cepstral
this morning; the module loads fine, but then complains about a couple
Hi -
Is anyone using mod_cepstral with Cepstral 5.x? I installed demo
Cepstral and mod_cepstral
this morning; the module loads fine, but then complains about a couple
of symbols not being
provided in the libs when asked to speak.
--Dave
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Hi -
Is anyone out there using mod_openmrcp? Be interested in finding
someone further down the learning curve than I am at the moment..
Cheers --
Dave
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it to do.
Mike
On Nov 16, 2008, at 5:39 AM, David Knell wrote:
Hi George,
We've run a few (up to four, I guess) hundred concurrent calls
without trouble routing media
as you describe on a Core 2 Duo box. Unless you've got gigabit
Ethernet, you'll run out of
bandwidth not far beyond this point
for testing with no problems at
all. I'd expect any ATA to work fine, +/- some possible tweaking if
there's NAT happening somewhere between the ATA and FreeSWITCH.
--Dave
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.
(the persing is the same for both situations)
David Knell wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, the xml files give you tons of info... but isn't it a little
insufficient - performance wise -
to open and close so many files in such a little time. In a PBX
environment that wouldn't
for a couple of seconds
Two error cases: can't parse or can't find data which should be there:
move the file in to
another directory to be examined by real eyes; DB insert fails: break
out of inner loop and
it'll be retried after a short pause.
--Dave
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On Oct 21, 2008, at 12:11 PM, Dennis wrote:
2008/10/21 Brian West [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If you add event-lock:true to your message you send then it will do
what you want. It will play the files in order as you expect.
Thanks, this works quite nice for playing a list of soundfiles.
BUT,
Hi Dennis
I think I have problems to understand what is happening in detail.
Just a short explaination, of what we are doing. We use socket
outbound and have a PHP script, which is listening to myevents. If a
new call is coming in, we fork the PHP script in a new process to
handle this
On Oct 15, 2008, at 9:00 AM, Gayatri Kulkarni wrote:
Record-Route: sip:10.0.2.154:5060;lr
Record-Route: sip:10.0.2.151:5061;lr;transport=tls
what's the 'lr' next to the port number?
short for 'loose routing' - see here for a bit of an explanation:
Hi Mike,
http://images.google.co.uk/images?hl=enq=phoenixbtnG=Search+Imagesgbv=2
might help, and congratulations on the new middle name! How's it
pronounced?
Cheers --
Dave
On Oct 12, 2008, at 6:58 AM, Michael S Iokytwjnmiwqasxz Collins wrote:
If anyone knows of cool Phoenix artwork
Hi -
I'm after some alpha testers of a very alpha product. SoftIVR is
something we've
been putting together for a little while - it's a hosted IVR, using
FreeSWITCH for
its back end.
A very quick rundown of what it does and how it does it:
- each user can have one or more virtual IVRs;
-
Hi Brigit,
Set
continue_on_fail=true
and
hangup_after_bridge=false
should let you just continue with your script after the bridge.
Cheers --
Dave
Hi,
I'm running FreeSWITCH 498:8901 on x86_64 GNU/Linux.
I'm trying to get person 1 to speak to person 2, then after person 2
hangs up,
Going back a step, to where Jon was seeing more packets than there
should have been, I've just encountered a similar issue having upgraded
to the latest, from what was probably a fairly old release - months old,
rather than weeks.
I've got two FS boxes (let's call them FS1 and FS2), each of
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