Hello I had this codec negotiation with oh323 call. i used G723 codec and the provider had G729 as first priority. In this situation what ever number i dial i used get "No one there to answer the call". As soon as i changed my codec to G729 the call went through but had other problems, which i got away by dowloading the latest code for oh323. Has anyone seen this problem? or it is normal? Regards Deepak -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20040222/5b3e1e30/attachment.htm
Deepakumar JV wrote:> Hello > > I had this codec negotiation with oh323 call. i used G723 codec and the > provider had G729 as first priority. In this situation what ever number > i dial i used get "No one there to answer the call". As soon as i > changed my codec to G729 the call went through but had other problems, > which i got away by dowloading the latest code for oh323. > > Has anyone seen this problem? or it is normal?Currently the codec negotiation in asterisk-oh323 doesn't work as it should be. I'll try to fix it in one of the following releases.> > Regards > DeepakMichael.
Hi, We're using OH323 quite successfully - however our H323 gateway requires us to allow for dynmaic codec negotiation between G729a, G711a and G711u. We have all three codecs enabled in our H323 config. Asterisk only sends the codec of the incoming channel (G729 from my Cisco 7960). If I set the codec manually using OH323_OUTCODEC, the call will proceed with the correct codec. If I set the OH323_OUTCODEC=all, then it sends 20 copies of the G729 codec to the remote endpoint! How can I make OH323 send the correct codecs? A