Conference DTMFs heard by participants
I have a FreeSWITCH conference with a list of DTMFs, some of which are handled through the event socket (like mute-all), some of which are handled by FreeSWITCH itself (like mute-self). There are a number of commands available and all of them are 2 digits in length. The issue is that when a command is pressed on one phone in the conference, all users hear the tones of the first key pressed. My expectation is that no other users should hear any of the keys, at least not unless they do not correspond to any command. This happens regardless of whether it's a command processed by the event app or if it's processed by FS. I have tried using single-digit commands and the same thing happens -- that single digit is heard by all conference members. Questions: 1) Is this expected behavior (ie. is there some reason you would want this)? 2) Is this something that I can change with some parameter somewhere? BB
you must have some tdm equipment somewhere that is decoding the dtmf tones and passing them w/o removing them from the audio stream. On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 12:26 PM, Bradley Brashier <bjbrashier@gmail.com>wrote:
I have a FreeSWITCH conference with a list of DTMFs, some of which are handled through the event socket (like mute-all), some of which are handled by FreeSWITCH itself (like mute-self). There are a number of commands available and all of them are 2 digits in length.
The issue is that when a command is pressed on one phone in the conference, all users hear the tones of the first key pressed. My expectation is that no other users should hear any of the keys, at least not unless they do not correspond to any command. This happens regardless of whether it's a command processed by the event app or if it's processed by FS. I have tried using single-digit commands and the same thing happens -- that single digit is heard by all conference members.
Questions: 1) Is this expected behavior (ie. is there some reason you would want this)? 2) Is this something that I can change with some parameter somewhere?
BB
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Good thought. I'll look into that. BB On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 11:48 AM, Anthony Minessale<anthony.minessale@gmail.com> wrote:
you must have some tdm equipment somewhere that is decoding the dtmf tones and passing them w/o removing them from the audio stream.
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 12:26 PM, Bradley Brashier <bjbrashier@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a FreeSWITCH conference with a list of DTMFs, some of which are handled through the event socket (like mute-all), some of which are handled by FreeSWITCH itself (like mute-self). There are a number of commands available and all of them are 2 digits in length.
The issue is that when a command is pressed on one phone in the conference, all users hear the tones of the first key pressed. My expectation is that no other users should hear any of the keys, at least not unless they do not correspond to any command. This happens regardless of whether it's a command processed by the event app or if it's processed by FS. I have tried using single-digit commands and the same thing happens -- that single digit is heard by all conference members.
Questions: 1) Is this expected behavior (ie. is there some reason you would want this)? 2) Is this something that I can change with some parameter somewhere?
BB
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Its your gateway provider not squelching the DTMF I suspect. /b On Sep 8, 2009, at 12:26 PM, Bradley Brashier wrote:
The issue is that when a command is pressed on one phone in the conference, all users hear the tones of the first key pressed. My expectation is that no other users should hear any of the keys, at least not unless they do not correspond to any command. This happens regardless of whether it's a command processed by the event app or if it's processed by FS. I have tried using single-digit commands and the same thing happens -- that single digit is heard by all conference members.
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Anthony Minessale
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Bradley Brashier
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