PJSIP feature request..conference port audio frequency?

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On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 2:27 AM, David Clark <vdc1048 at tx.rr.com> wrote:

>  Ok I see how to do most of it.  As your posted suggestion for inband dtmf
> detection points out, looking at mp3_writer.c wav_writer.c I can
> see the audio is in a 16 bit array that is written out in either case.  My
> question is the basic one.
> If you have port->buf[0] for example is that the frequency of the audio at
> that point.  In short how do I relate audio sample data to frequency?
>
>
FFT? Btw I thought you knew about this stuff and just looking for a place to
hook it to. If you don't know about this then that makes it two of us.


I also notice wav_writer.cpp and mp3_writer.c have put_frame functions that
> include a callback call if the function pointer if set.  Is there any
> reason not to do this also in conference.c?  Yea the put_frame in
> conference.c does not have such a feature.
>
>
Not sure I understand this. The put_frame/get_frame callbacks are part of
pjmedia_port framework and all media ports including the conference bridge
have these.

cheers
 Benny



> Thanks,
> David Clark
>
>
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