I am trying to make sense of what you are trying to do with no luck. If FS is going to be streaming the audio the media path is obviously essential, especially if it's going to be doing some transcoding with mod_shout or something similar. How do you expect the audio to be carried if you drop the RTP? If the carrier is playing the stream and all it needs is a session to be acknowledged by FS (e.g.: early media music ringtone) try ring_ready from your dialplan. Please clarify further. On Dec 16, 2012, at 4:01 AM, Avi Marcus <avi@avimarcus.net> wrote:
This is a funny question. I'm setting up a call-in line to listen to to streaming audio. On this particular setup, there's no options - no dtmf, nothing at all for the user to do other than listen or hang up.
So can I disable the RTP on the leg from the caller to my server, to not waste bandwidth? (Although it's inbound, so I don't actually pay for that.) e.g. can I set MY inbound RTP ip/port to null?
Even if FS supports this, will this possibly not play well with the carrier?
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