----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric Wieling aka ManxPower" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You can always allow both codecs and this only allow the codec you want in X-Pro. Asterisk won't try to use ulaw if the phone says it doesn't allow ulaw.
what I'd like to do is be able to switch between G729 and ulaw. if I allow only those two codecs, the problem I have is what I mentioned previously (see below), and I can't select which codec I want to use. The goal is to pick the codec depending on whether I'm in a high bandwidth or low bandwidth environment....
regards,
Paul
From: "Paul Fielding"
I have two g729 licenses. I'd like to be able to get asterisk to use g729 (via x-pro) only when I want to, reason being that if I'm in a high bandwidth environment I'd rather have the higher quality of ulaw, but when I'm in a low bandwidth environment I'd like to select g729.
There doesn't seem to be much rhyme or reason to which codec gets chosen,
and it seems to vary depending on whether the call is outgoing or incoming.
And furthermore, turning off a codec in x-pro doesn't seem to do anything. For example, if I have:
[general] disallow=all allow=g729 allow=ulaw allow=alaw allow=gsm allow=ilbc
and then dial out on x-pro, G729 is selected. Then I turn off G729 and turn on g711u (I make g711u the only black codec on the x-pro display), then make a call, the call is still made using G729.
Further more, with the same settings if I call from a zap channel to the x-pro sip extension, the codec chosen is g711u, even though I might only have g729 enabled on x-pro, and even though g729 is the first one on the list above.
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