Hi, I'm trying to get dtmf input, but I'm not getting anything. What I discovered though, is that my provider is at fault, since when I switched to another voip provider, everything started to work beautifully. My question is: since my provider is not doing RC2833 dtmf (even though they say they do), is there another way to get dtmf to work? I'm doing everything in a javascript file, so I tried doing: - session.setVariable("dtmf_type","info"); Also: - session.setVariable("dtmf_type","rfc2833"); And: - session.execute("start_dtmf"); But none worked. The voip provider that works would be ideal, but the calls are twice as expensive, hence besides testing, I wouldn't use them for a real case scenario. BTW, anyone know of a good quality VoIP provider with low rates for termination to Santiago, Chile and Chilean cell phones? Thanks! Nicolas
Nicolas Brenner <nicolas@medularis.com> wrote:
My question is: since my provider is not doing RC2833 dtmf (even though they say they do), is there another way to get dtmf to work?
You can try info and tone detection just in case one of those is being used, but it appears from your message that you have attempted both of these already. I think it's time to find a more reliable provider, or try to persuade your current provider to fix it (the latter is probably a waste of time and effort, however).
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