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On Mar 27, 2014, at 11:54 PM, Yan Brenman <ybrenman@xopnetworks.com> wrote:
Dear FreeSWITCH gurus,
with the sigh of relief I am happy to acknowledge that I got the "eavesdrop" working with WebRTC clients - both video and audio.
The solution is definitely not permanent, but provides good enough workaround to move forward with my project. Also, quality of
audio is a bit questionable, but this is something I can deal with later.
Here is an immediate problem I ran into and would like to ask your help with. For some reason eavesdropping on the call only starts
working after 2 - 2.5 minutes after the outbound call leg (the one which is eavesdropping) has been established. Another words,
only after anywhere between 2 and 2.5 minutes I start seeing video and hear audio from the channel I am eavesdropping on.
Any piece of advice is greatly appreciated. If not the definite answer - at very least please tell me what to suspect and where to look.
Although I am pretty sure you already know the answer.
Greatly appreciate your help
Yan
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