DTMF Bad Detected - Nobody had been that problem????

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On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 8:40 AM, Jose Suarez <jsuarez at padirac.com.ar> wrote:

>  I've a problem with dtfm detection. I developed an application using
> pjsua-lib, my application makes a call and plays  a prompt, during the
> playing it can receive a dtmf and repeat that message. My problem is that I
> receive a dtmf but it never had been dialed. My log is the following:
>
>
> 11:53:00.832  strm0x9089de4  Jitter buffer starts returning normal frames
> (after 5 empty/lost)
>
>  11:53:00.912  strm0x9089de4  RTP status: badpt=-1, badssrc=0, dup=0,
> outorder=0, probation=0, restart=0
>
> * 11:53:00.912  strm0x9089de4  Bad RTP pt 13 (expecting 0)*
>
> * 11:53:00.913  strm0x9089de4  Jitter buffer empty (prefetch=0), plc
> invoked*
>
> * 11:53:00.917  strm0x9089de4  Received DTMF digit 9, vol=11*
>
>  11:53:01.053  strm0x9089de4  Jitter buffer starts returning normal frames
> (after 7 empty/lost)
>
>  11:53:01.123  strm0x9089de4  RTP status: badpt=-1, badssrc=0, dup=0,
> outorder=0, probation=0, restart=0
>
> * 11:53:01.123  strm0x9089de4  Bad RTP pt 13 (expecting 0)*
>
> * 11:53:01.128  strm0x9089de4  Received DTMF digit 4, vol=11*
>
>  11:53:01.153  strm0x9089de4  Jitter buffer empty (prefetch=0), plc
> invoked
>
>  11:53:01.253  strm0x9089de4  Jitter buffer starts returning normal frames
> (after 5 empty/lost)
>
>  11:53:01.333  strm0x9089de4  RTP status: badpt=-1, badssrc=0, dup=0,
> outorder=0, probation=0, restart=0
>
> * 11:53:01.333  strm0x9089de4  Bad RTP pt 13 (expecting 0)*
>
> * 11:53:01.333  strm0x9089de4  Received DTMF digit 9, vol=11*
>
>  11:53:01.333  strm0x9089de4  Jitter buffer empty (prefetch=0), plc
> invoked
>
>  11:53:01.453  strm0x9089de4  Jitter buffer starts returning normal frames
> (after 6 empty/lost)
>
>  11:53:01.556    pjsua_acc.c  Sending 2 bytes keep-alive packet for acc 9
> to 190.2.20.2:5060
>
>  11:53:01.556  tdta0x908ce70  Destroying txdata raw
>
>  11:53:01.713  strm0x9089de4  jb updated(1), lvl=3 pre=0, size=1
>
>  11:53:02.132  strm0x9089de4  jb updated(1), lvl=2 pre=0, size=1
>
>  11:53:02.584    pjsua_acc.c  Sending 2 bytes keep-alive packet for acc 10
> to 190.2.20.2:5060
>
>  11:53:02.584  tdta0x908ce70  Destroying txdata raw
>
>  11:53:02.773 strm0xb223eef4  jb updated(1), lvl=3 pre=0, size=1
>
>  11:53:02.813   wav_player.c  File port
> /home/discador/padiracDiscador/Msg/MV9979.wav EOF
>
>  11:53:02.814   conference.c  Port 9
> (/home/discador/padiracDiscador/Msg/MV9979.wav) stop transmitting to port 10
> (sip:46973243 at hpbx.iplannetworks.net<sip%3A46973243 at hpbx.iplannetworks.net>
> )
>
>  11:53:02.814       endpoint  Request msg BYE/cseq=4348 (tdta0x908ce70)
> created.
>
>  11:53:02.814   inv0x906576c  Sending Request msg BYE/cseq=4348
> (tdta0x908ce70)
>
>  11:53:02.814   dlg0x906576c  Sending Request msg BYE/cseq=4348
> (tdta0x908ce70)
>

Did you get a packet capture and confirmed there is no such packets in it?
If the packets are there, then this is not a pjsua/pjsip issue and you must
check the end-point you are communicating with.
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