From what I am understand that in freeswitch leg A dont call leg B. It bridges them.

So it suppose like this

client 1 -(leg a)-> FS ---(bridge)-- FS -(leg b)-> client 2.

So when client 1 call FS, the codec from FS dan client 1 must match (speex and telephony event). This will be leg A.

then FS call client 2, the codec from FS and client 2 must match (OPUS for example and telephony event). This will be leg B.

Then you bridge them leg A to leg B. Then you have transcoding.

May be if you can show the corresponding dialplan we will know better.

Donny



On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 9:23 PM, neeraj.p <neeraj.p@directi.com> wrote:
Here is the full log when leg A calls leg B 
http://pastebin.com/0JAZQpe7

Here is the log when leg B calls leg A
http://pastebin.com/8Q5abKEC

I can see  different errors in these two cases .

Regards,
Neeraj



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