You need to allow SPEEX@8000h,SPEEX@16000h,SPEEX@32000h
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On Feb 9, 2010, at 3:55 PM, Bruce Hopkins wrote:
> Willdo,
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> To clarify in brief though, the scenario which occurs and causes the call to fail is:
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> SIP client 1 (g.722 enabled only ) -----> INVITE (with SDP offer: Media Attribute (a): rtpmap:9 g722/8000 ) -->FreeSWITCH
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> ---> INVITE (with SDP offer including a bunch of codecs including rtpmap: rtpmap:98 SPEEX/8000 but crucially not including SPEEX/16000 or SPEEX/32000)
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> ---> SIP client 2 (with only SPEEX/16000 or SPEEX/32000 enabled).
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> The second SIP client does not get offered a codec it can accept, so SIP client 1 is sent a method 488 "Not Acceptable Here" message and the calling party gets directed to the voicemail for the other SIP client.
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> By contrast, there is no problem calling SPEEX/32000 --> SPEEX/32000 or calling SPEEX/16000 --> SPEEX/16000.
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> there is also no problem calling SPEEX/32000 --> g.722/8000.
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> I am wondering if the problem is that FreeSWITCH is interpreting g.722 as being a narrowband (8kHz sample rate) codec, due to the historic anomaly of it presenting g722/8000 in the SDP even though it in fact uses 16kHz sampling, and for that reason not wanting to offer a 16kHz sample rate codec to the second SIP client?
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> I suggest this as I also found trying to call alaw --> SPEEX/16000 does not work, for example.