Second session with an endpoint.
Hello, I want to mute one RTP session with a given endpoint and establish a second session with that endpoint when the first is muted. Will FreeSWITCH allow me to do this? Is a Muted session still considered to be "active". Thanks Ranga -- M. Ranganathan
can you map out a bit the big picture here? you seem to be asking a lot of very specific questions with no context whatsoever as to what you are trying to accomplish, how you are controlling freeswitch, or what the desired result is and its hard to answer things out of context. Are you doing this from a lua script, javascript, event socket, in a freeswitch module, is this part of a sip transfer, is it in a conference? There are dozens of question I don't even know to ask without much more context to what exactly you are doing. Mike On Jun 21, 2010, at 10:17 AM, M. Ranganathan wrote:
Hello,
I want to mute one RTP session with a given endpoint and establish a second session with that endpoint when the first is muted. Will FreeSWITCH allow me to do this? Is a Muted session still considered to be "active".
Thanks
Ranga
Mike, Thank you for your reply. I am trying to do the following : 1. A calls B via a back to back user agent ( not a freeswitch B2BUA ). 2. After call setup, the B2BUA needs to Invite A and B to a Free SWITCH conference. 3. After some time, the B2BUA needs to transfer A to a free SWITCH attendant (running on the same free Switch instance ) to play a prompt. Specifically this happens when A puts B on hold and B needs to be transferred to a MOH source that is written as a FS application. I am finding that even though I mute the conference in step 2 above ( I tried to mute each member of the conference in turn and also tried mute and then deaf ), there continues to be some noise that is being sent to the endpoints after step 3 thus resulting in the phone getting two media streams and hence being unable to play the MOH. So the question really is, how do I get the conference to go dead silent other than entirely killing the conference. I hope that this is a clear enough explanation. Regards, Ranga On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 2:28 AM, Michael Jerris <mike@jerris.com> wrote:
can you map out a bit the big picture here? you seem to be asking a lot of very specific questions with no context whatsoever as to what you are trying to accomplish, how you are controlling freeswitch, or what the desired result is and its hard to answer things out of context. Are you doing this from a lua script, javascript, event socket, in a freeswitch module, is this part of a sip transfer, is it in a conference? There are dozens of question I don't even know to ask without much more context to what exactly you are doing.
Mike
On Jun 21, 2010, at 10:17 AM, M. Ranganathan wrote:
Hello,
I want to mute one RTP session with a given endpoint and establish a second session with that endpoint when the first is muted. Will FreeSWITCH allow me to do this? Is a Muted session still considered to be "active".
Thanks
Ranga
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-- M. Ranganathan
"how you are controlling freeswitch" "Are you doing this from a lua script, javascript, event socket, in a freeswitch module" On Jun 22, 2010, at 5:27 AM, M. Ranganathan wrote:
Mike,
Thank you for your reply. I am trying to do the following :
1. A calls B via a back to back user agent ( not a freeswitch B2BUA ).
2. After call setup, the B2BUA needs to Invite A and B to a Free SWITCH conference.
3. After some time, the B2BUA needs to transfer A to a free SWITCH attendant (running on the same free Switch instance ) to play a prompt. Specifically this happens when A puts B on hold and B needs to be transferred to a MOH source that is written as a FS application.
I am finding that even though I mute the conference in step 2 above ( I tried to mute each member of the conference in turn and also tried mute and then deaf ), there continues to be some noise that is being sent to the endpoints after step 3 thus resulting in the phone getting two media streams and hence being unable to play the MOH.
So the question really is, how do I get the conference to go dead silent other than entirely killing the conference.
I hope that this is a clear enough explanation.
Regards,
Ranga
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 2:28 AM, Michael Jerris <mike@jerris.com> wrote:
can you map out a bit the big picture here? you seem to be asking a lot of very specific questions with no context whatsoever as to what you are trying to accomplish, how you are controlling freeswitch, or what the desired result is and its hard to answer things out of context. Are you doing this from a lua script, javascript, event socket, in a freeswitch module, is this part of a sip transfer, is it in a conference? There are dozens of question I don't even know to ask without much more context to what exactly you are doing.
Mike
On Jun 21, 2010, at 10:17 AM, M. Ranganathan wrote:
Hello,
I want to mute one RTP session with a given endpoint and establish a second session with that endpoint when the first is muted. Will FreeSWITCH allow me to do this? Is a Muted session still considered to be "active".
Thanks
Ranga
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-- M. Ranganathan
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On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 8:34 AM, Michael Jerris <mike@jerris.com> wrote:
"how you are controlling freeswitch" "Are you doing this from a lua script, javascript, event socket, in a freeswitch module"
Sorry I missed that last time. I am controlling it using an event socket.
From the event socket I issue commands to a conference to control it.
Thanks Ranga -- M. Ranganathan
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