All I know is that when I told callweaver to use the g.729 codec exclusively, the DTMF info was correctly handled by callweaver. The problem was, callweaver didn't know how to translate the g.729 to a different codec. It would only allow g.729 passthrough, which wouldn't work for those wanting an IVR. Since I can't use the g.729 codec without buying a license, we'll use the g.711. If anyone knows of a way we can use the g.729 codec in callweaver without buying a license, please speak up.
I'm not sure if the rfc2833 stuff would be correctly handled after switching the codec our provider uses to talk to us to g.711 as I switched it to inband while making the codec change. On Fri, 2008-02-15 at 21:17, Martin Joseph wrote: > This seems wrong since RFC2833 is out of band. It shouldn't be > dependent on a particular audio codec at all, as it shouldn't be > passing tones in audio. Now if Qwest isn't supporting RFC2833 and is > forcing you to include tones in audio, then g729 will definitely > break your tones, as it's so compressed that it doesn't properly > handle DTMF. > > Also, I think it would be nice if you guys would learn to trim your > posts a bit, as it seems like 80 percent of the message is cruft. > > Marty _______________________________________________ Callweaver-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.callweaver.org/mailman/listinfo/callweaver-users
