On 01/04/2012 07:06 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Kevin P. Fleming<[email protected]> wrote:
On 01/01/2012 04:17 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Hi. I am using asterisk 1.8 and everything was working fine when I was
at svn 342661. I then upgraded to vrsion 349339 and discovered the
following problem -- one of the end points is a freeswitch box which
offers a number of codecs, including PCMU. However, when I tried to
make a call I got a 488 response and a message "multiple audio streams
not supported" in the log.
"multiple audio streams" != "multiple audio codecs". For some reason
Asterisk is receiving an INVITE with an offer for more than one audio
stream (m=audio), and that is not supported.
OK, but if I have a phone or in my case a server which offers a choice
of codecs, why can't asterisk just pick the ones it has rather than
reject the call? Is there a way to do this correctly as far as asterisk
is concerned?
Did you read the message I sent? It seems that every time you post a
question here, you ascribe behavior to Asterisk that isn't supported by
the logs you have posted, or really, anything at all.
Asterisk does *not* reject calls just because more codecs were offered
than it can support (or has been configured to allow). It never has, and
never will. It has *always* acted in exactly the fashion you have
requested: if an offer is received that contains at least one codec that
Asterisk can support, and has been configured to allow, then the offer
will be accepted with all supported-and-enabled codecs.
The error message you posted above has *nothing* to do with codecs being
offered, it is caused by multiple audio streams being offered.
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