No offense taken. In fact, it sounds like you have 'spotted' an error or
potential error in the way I have configured this. I would appreciate any
and all comments/suggestions you may have on how I could configure asterisk
to change dtmfmode depending on the codec being used.
Thanks,
- Andre
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Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 11:52 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Changing DTMF mode depending on codec
chosen
> It seems that sometimes broadvoice honors my g.729 request
Be careful with this. I tried setting G726-32 as a prefered codec and
SOME calls would accept it (depending on call destination) but usually
the caller did NOT hear me, although I could hear the caller just
fine.
So there's truth to it: BV officially only supports G711 so use it to
avoid surprises... and end up blaming Broadvoice :). Their service is
actually quite good and reliable, but unfortunately proper
configuration seems to challenge many Asterisk users -- this is a
general observation, nothing personal. No wonder Broadvoice doesn't
officially support Asterisk...
--Luki
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