Asterisk and RFC 4733
Mike Bradeen
July 17, 2024
Up until recently Asterisk only supported RFC 4733 RTP events when using 8KHz codecs like G.711. However, with this recent change, Asterisk now supports the
Up until recently Asterisk only supported RFC 4733 RTP events when using 8KHz codecs like G.711. However, with this recent change, Asterisk now supports the
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