asterisk users - May 2006 - Generate two calls from Asterisk and bridge them

Is there a way in Asterisk (I guess there's, it's only I can't
figure
out how :-)) to:

1.- Generate a call to channel 1 (example, to PSTN v?a an E1 card, using 
Zap/g1)

2.- Generate a call to channel 2 (example, an internal SIP extension).

3.- Once both channel have answered, connect the call between them.

This way, I can, for example, play audios in both channels before they 
are connected between each other.

So my question is: Does anybody figures out a way to do this? If I use 
Manager/Originate, the call necesarily needs a channel to be picked up 
(the originating channel) before the call can be placed. What I'd like 
to do is:

Asterisk -> Channel 1 and do something in channel 1
Asterisk -> Channel 2 and do something in channel 2

Bridge both channels: Channel 1 <----> Channel 2

Is maybe "Local" the solution?

Thanks a lot for your help.

-- 
Atly.
Alvaro Palma

I recommended simple Meetme conference bridge

http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+cmd+MeetMe


Arjan Kroon
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Generate two calls from Asterisk and bridge them

Is there a way in Asterisk (I guess there's, it's only I can't
figure
out how :-)) to:

1.- Generate a call to channel 1 (example, to PSTN v?a an E1 card, using 
Zap/g1)

2.- Generate a call to channel 2 (example, an internal SIP extension).

3.- Once both channel have answered, connect the call between them.

This way, I can, for example, play audios in both channels before they 
are connected between each other.

So my question is: Does anybody figures out a way to do this? If I use 
Manager/Originate, the call necesarily needs a channel to be picked up 
(the originating channel) before the call can be placed. What I'd like 
to do is:

Asterisk -> Channel 1 and do something in channel 1
Asterisk -> Channel 2 and do something in channel 2

Bridge both channels: Channel 1 <----> Channel 2

Is maybe "Local" the solution?

Thanks a lot for your help.

-- 
Atly.
Alvaro Palma
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