It seems to me that this would be more flexible and useful if, instead of using rtpproxy
to provide audio, it specified a URI for early media and send out appropriate UPDATEs.
Using rtpproxy feels like an unnecessary hack (albeit one that simplifies the signaling).
- Jorj
On Oct 2, 2013, at 11:19 AM, Robert Boisvert <rdboisvert(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
All,
These are good comments and very helpful. In response, …
The naming decision came up early in the design process and I concluded
that queue is too generic. I thought of “callqueue” but decided against it
since there are many ways to put calls into queues and I didn’t want to
conflict with future modules which might have their own “call queues”. I
used “mohqueue” because it is concise and hopefully makes the function more
apparent. I could call it “MOHqueue” if that makes the “MOH” part stand
out more.
Using the payload number was not my choice but is the way Sippy RTPproxy
works. Like others, (
http://lists.sip-router.org/pipermail/sr-users/2011-July/069391.html) I
found this out by going directly into the source code. If I am wrong in
this conclusion, please help me get it right.
Being able to choose a specific call out of queue is very flexible, but
under what circumstances would this feature be useful?
xavp is a useful extension and something to consider for the future. I was
in a hurry to meet deadlines so I chose what worked best in the current
environment.
I will adjust the comment about request routes. I appreciate the help with
documentation since it is just as important as the code.
Thanks,
Bob
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