Mark Phillips wrote:
Hi Peter,
I don't see any codec allow=blah statements. If your end user has
something like
[gradwell]
disallow=all
allow=gsm
Then you'll be forced to send them a GSM coded call.
Why not force the codec at your end by only supporting one? If the
customer then transcodes the call when it gets forwarded to his handset
there's not much you can do about that but at least you'll have handed
the call off in the best format you can source.
mmm, but as you've seen, some customers like using multiple codecs. The
cisco kit is able to support a raft of options - and it does transcoding
very nicely - so the optimum solution is to have the cisco + customer's
asterisk agree on the same codec, and then have our asterisk server (in
the middle) do as little as possible.
cheers
peter
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