Hello! On outbound calls, the codecs for the subsequent INVITE to the ISP are derived from the codecs defined for the trunk and from the received INVITE from the local device.
The codecs presented by the ISP in 200 OK seem to be ignored unfortunately later on. E.g.: direct_media disabled Local endpoint definition: g722, alaw, ulaw Trunk definition: g722, alaw, ulaw Outbound call: Initial INVITE from local endpoint: g722, alaw, ulaw, g726 Subsequent INVITE to ISP: g722, alaw, ulaw (the codecs are derived from the initial INVITE and the codecs defined for the trunk) Response from ISP: 200 OK: alaw 200 OK to local endpoint: g722, alaw, ulaw (based on initial INVITE and local endpoint definition - the 200 OK from the ISP is ignored) => asterisk has to transcode between g722 <-> alaw Is there any chance to get the codec information of the ISP during building the 200 OK for the local endpoint in handle_negotiated_sdp_session_media() or maybe somewhere else? Or did I miss something else? I want to remove g722 in 200 OK to local endpoint. Same call - but reverse direction (inbound): Initial INVITE from ISP: alaw Subsequent INVITE to local endpoint: alaw, g722, ulaw (the codecs are derived from the initial INVITE and the codecs defined for the local endpoint) 200 OK from local endpoint: alaw 200 OK to ISP: alaw => no transcoding necessary. Thanks, Michael -- _____________________________________________________________________ -- Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com -- asterisk-dev mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-dev
