Hello list,
I have a question here that may be a little bit strange for some of you.
I would like to send an INVITE from Asterisk to a given client
without any SDP anouncement in it. Indeed, that is pretty useful for
Click to call applications for instance, where you have no way to
know wh
2007/1/16, Leo Ann Boon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Antoine Fressancourt wrote:
> I will sum up the results of my investigations :
> - When canreinvite is set to "yes", I manage to make a video call
> between the 2 parties, when I emit a DTMF signal, it triggers the
&
URES=test#testVideo)
exten => 8160,n,Dial(SIP/8160)
2007/1/14, Andrew Joakimsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
What video clip? Does a native video call between the two work?
On 1/14/07, Antoine Fressancourt <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>
> Le 13 janv. 07 à 02:10, Leo Ann Boon
Le 13 janv. 07 à 02:10, Leo Ann Boon a écrit :
Antoine Fressancourt wrote:
Hello,
Thank you Leo for your answer,
I manage to do what I want perfectly when both the caller and the
callee are set in SIP with canreinvite=no using SIP INFO method
for DTMF.
Now, I can't figure out why
Hello,
Thank you Leo for your answer,
I manage to do what I want perfectly when both the caller and the callee are
set in SIP with canreinvite=no using SIP INFO method for DTMF.
Now, I can't figure out why this can't work when I set canreinvite = yes
with the same DTMF method. Running Wireshark
Hello,
I will expose my problem here. Please tell me if it is not the right
place as I am really new to that list.
I use Asterisk as a SIP proxy. I have two users connected to it,
Let's call them 1234 and 5678
In my dialplan I have two lines:
exten => 1234,1,Dial(SIP/1234)
exten => 5678,
