also sprach Brent Davidson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008.03.28.2149 +0100]: > With canreinvite=no you are forcing asterisk to remain in the call path. > As long as Asterisk is in the call path, it is supposed to be transcoding > the calls, so it doesn't care what the compatible codecs are between then > endpoints. Each leg of the call is phone<->asterisk so asterisk > negotiates a compatible codec set with each phone.
This seems incredibly silly. Asterisk could (*should*) just see if it can find a common denominator between the two peers and thus reduce its workload. > If there is a codec difference between two legs of a call, it > should be transcoding between them, unless you have that disabled > somehow. (A quick google and I don't see how to disable > transcoding apart from limiting codecs.) It doesn't. The Siemens definitely receives GSM packets. > Now the other issue here is why Asterisk is offering GSM to the softphone > and g726 to the C450IP. Try setting the allow and disallow settings for > each channel rather than in Global. I tend to set things like codecs on a > per-device basis rather than in global. Global settings have a bad habit > of being overridden. I did this and now I cannot reproduce the problem. Gotta love * :) Thanks, guys! -- martin | http://madduck.net/ | http://two.sentenc.es/ a gourmet concerned about calories is like a punter eyeing the clock. spamtraps: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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