[email protected] wrote:
On Thu, 08 Jul 2010 16:01:33 +0200, Stefan Sayer wrote:
its a bit of a waste, constructing the full AmSession, including RTP
stream, but anyway...
Stefan,
Thanks for the detailed reply explaining how to set up the AmSession.
Question: Do I also have to fabricate a local tag for the session, or
is that generated automatically when the AmSession is constructed?
if its not set, getLocalTag() will set it
I understand that using an AmSession is a bit of overkill, but I
couldn't see any other easy way to get the media processor to pump the
audio from the conference mixer to an AmAudioFile. Is there another
method I've overlooked?
you could use AmAudioMixer in combination with AmAudioQueue, and mix
input and output of the session (getInput(), getOuput()), and push it
to the audio file. works, but here the overhead is that from the
original conference, the audio of the call is subtracted, and then
later added again (in the AmAudioMixer).
no, its probably the best method currently available. Possibly,
AmMediaProcessor should work on some abstract interface, rather than
on the session directly.
With the SystemDSM, these conf
recordings then can also be done of a whole conference (unrelated to
the sessions of who is dialing in and leaves).
I'm sorry, but I don't understand this last item. Can you elaborate?
lets say you have scheduled conference, from 3PM to 4PM, you want to
record the full conference, regardless of you have a call in the
conference (where you could use the code from the mail). the easiest
solution would be to use system dsm thread, and start/stop the
recording there. you can of course also do all that by hand, create a
thread in your session factory etc etc.
stefan
Many thanks for your excellent help, and for SEMS!
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Stefan Sayer
VoIP Services Consulting and Development
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