Benny Prijono wrote: > On 3/19/08, Roland Klabunde <roland.klabunde at freenet.de> wrote: >>> The the problem is: how can I understand from the statistics when the >> > remote phone is ringing ? >> >> If there is no explicit RINGING SIP message, you would have to analyze the >> received RTP in order to find the ringtone pattern... Nearly impossible, I >> guess. > > David, > > Since originally you just want to know whether incoming RTP packets > have been received, you can just check that in the call media > statistic (it's there somewhere if you look at it carefully ;-) ). > > But Roland is right, just because you have RTP doesn't mean remote is > ringing. It could well be that remote is sending "Sorry the number is > wrong" prompt. Hi Benny, in my first message I wrote: > The problem so is that I need a callback for the incomung RTP traffic, I > want to analize that traffic and hang up the call when the ringing > packet arrives. maybe wasn't exactly clear, sorry for my english, I know that is not so good. Now I think that all is clear, I saw the media statistics and I saw the number of incoming RTP packets but, you have correctly said that RTP doesn't mean remote is ringing, so I need to get the RTP traffic and analyze it. Can you give me some hint to get the RTP traffic? thanks again Davide
