Thanks Tony,

you were right, myBuddy offeres only PCMU.
we opened a jira..

Is there perhaps a way to "hack" the codec and force myBuddy to use the PCMA
codec?

did anybody tried something like this?


On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 1:47 PM, Tony Graziano <[email protected]
> wrote:

> I thought I h dseen on here that mybuddy was only offering uLaw. If
> you have a call trace from sipx, you could verify exactly what mybuddy
> was offering.If it is not offering aLaw as a codec choice, that would
> explain a lot. I don't however know if mybuddy is the problem. I would
> imagine that would need to be looked at, and a jira started (if there
> is not one already) to allow the admin to specify the codec(s) used by
> mybuddy when making offers, though this problem is perhaps a little
> more unique to your itsp, so it probably bears some discussion.
>
> On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 7:05 AM, Irena Dolovčak
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > we have a problem when it comes to making a call via mybuddy. what we are
> > trying to do is to establish a call between two cell phones through
> sipxecs.
> > this should be accomplished through this command in mybuddy:
> > 'call (cell-number-1) (cell-number-2)', where the first number is the
> phone
> > that will be called, and the second number is the phone that should make
> the
> > call. as soon as this command is entered in mybuddy, sipxecs tries to
> make
> > two calls. first call should go to the caller (second number), and the
> > second call should go to the callee (first number).
> >
> > the problem arises when the first call is made (to the caller). for some
> > reason, sipxecs always uses PCMU as codec. since our ITSP doesn't support
> > PCMU, the call doesn't go through (or so that's what our ITSP says is the
> > problem). now, we have tried making modifications in sip trunking service
> by
> > putting PCMA on the first place, thus making it the preferred choice. it
> > didn't work, which is surprising because our ITSP uses PCMA. then we
> tried
> > to remove the PCMU. The result was even worse, because sipxecs didn't
> even
> > send the invite from its services to the ITSP's server. we also tried to
> > delete all default codecs from the sip trunking service, which should
> enable
> > all codecs (it should negotiate with the ISTP for the codec), but it
> again
> > used PCMU, although our ISTP clearly doesn't support it.
> >
> > in the end, we have tried removing the PCMU from the 'media services'
> > service. it had absolutely no effect, it still used PCMU.
> >
> > this problem arises only when we make calls through mybuddy. normal calls
> > use PCMA without any problem. also, when we used other ITSPs, the call
> > through mybuddy goes normally and everything is fine (it uses PCMU, but
> the
> > international ITSP supports it). the second call (to the callee) was made
> > through the 'problematic' ITSP, but this time the call was made with
> PCMA,
> > hence everything is fine.
> >
> > it seems that only the first call that is made through sip trunk (by
> > mybuddy) always uses PCMU, but the second uses codecs in the order of
> their
> > priority.
> >
> > does anybody knows how t fix this problem?
> >
> >
> > p.s.
> > we have also tried making calls between internal extension and a cell
> phone.
> > the idea is to find out will the second call (to the callee) have the
> same
> > problem, since the first call doesn't go through sip trunk. the problem
> was
> > identical. the first call (to the caller) didn't use sip trunk, and
> > everything was fine until the second call was made (to the cell phone).
> > since it went through the trunk, the problem repeated....
> >
> > Regards,
> > --
> > Irena Dolovčak
> >
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>
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