Hi Guys, We are currently testing OPUS and Im looking to lock down things to a maxplaybackrate of 8000HZ. This works fine if FreeSWITCH is the receiver (Offer Answer), however if I then send an invite out from FreeSWITCH (bridge the same call)it doesnt seem to add the fmtp maxplaybackrate=8000 paramater. As when FreeSWITCH answers I see; Media Attribute (a): fmtp:111 useinbandfec=1; maxaveragebitrate=14400; maxplaybackrate=8000; minptime=10 However when I send an Invite offer out I see; Media Attribute (a): rtpmap:111 opus/48000/2 Media Attribute (a): fmtp:111 minptime=10;useinbandfec=1 The OPUS module document seems to suggest we can add this, and if so how can I achieve this, as I have my opus.conf set to; <param name="use-vbr" value="1"/> <param name="use-dtx" value="0"/> <param name="complexity" value="10"/> <param name="maxaveragebitrate" value="14400"/> <param name="maxplaybackrate" value="8000"/> <param name="packet-loss-percent" value="15"/> <param name="keep-fec-enabled" value="1"/> <param name="use-jb-lookahead" value="1"/> <param name="advertise-useinbandfec" value="1"/> And I also set the SIP profile codec list and absolute codec offer to OPUS@8000h, and as I say works great when we answer an offer, but not when we originate. Am I misconfiguring or is this not possible? I know the RFC states the parameter "maxplaybackrate" is a unidirectional receive-only parameter that reflects limitations of the local receiver, however mod_opus documentation seems to suggest we can set it in the offer, so I should be able to add as; maxplaybackrate=8000 Is this possible? I just want to ensure I get narrowband end to end. Many thanks Jon