Ok so this little blob will help you see what the ios has...
pjsua_codec_info c[32];
unsigned k, count = PJ_ARRAY_SIZE(c);
printf("List of audio codecs:\n");
pjsua_enum_codecs(c, &count);
for (k=0; k<count; ++k) {
printf(" %d\t%.*s\n", c[k].priority, (int)c[k].codec_id.slen,
c[k].codec_id.ptr);
}
*List of audio codecs:*
* 130 speex/16000/1*
* 129 speex/8000/1*
* 128 speex/32000/1*
* 128 iLBC/8000/1*
* 128 GSM/8000/1*
* 128 PCMU/8000/1*
* 128 PCMA/8000/1*
what is cool is that it does see one of my custom codecs if i add it to the
list.
perhaps the ios build is not including the L16 codecs? is there a way to
check?
thanks, Brandon
On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 7:33 AM, Brandon Wong <brandon at abstractpixel.com>
wrote:
> Hi I am trying to use "L16/16000/1" to connect a call from osx to ios.
> they both run the same pjsip code but on their respective targets.
>
> I call this...
>
> pjsua_codec_set_priority(pj_cstr(&l16codec,"L16/1600/1"),200);
>
> and on call negotiation i see it at the top of the list. but it still
> chooses speex 16000
>
> if i use pcmu/8000/1 it works as expected.
>
> and for some odd reason i am not getting logging info from the ios device
> so i am seeing all of this from the os x perspective.
>
> is it possible the server/network doesnt support that codec?
>
> how can i see what ios is supporting? is there a fix for the logging issue?
>
> thanks,
>
> Brandon
>
> ps. does anyone have pjsip running in the xcode debugger? i built with
> symbols and added the headers and i still cant step through the code.
>
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