A Video Update
Joshua C. Colp
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Video has been a continued theme of Asterisk for some years now. We put into place the foundation to allow us to do video better,
Video has been a continued theme of Asterisk for some years now. We put into place the foundation to allow us to do video better,
Codec negotiation in Asterisk has been one of its deepest darkest secrets. It’s been around since the beginning and over the past two decades it’s
What is STIR/SHAKEN? STIR/SHAKEN (Secure Telephony Identity Revisited / Signature-based Handling of Asserted information using toKENs) is a new technology that the telecommunications industry is
When transitioning from the chan_sip channel driver to chan_pjsip one of the items that can catch people off guard is the use of SIP URIs
When PJSIP support was written for Asterisk we naturally needed the ability to display the SIP messages being sent and received. This took the form
When stream support was added to Asterisk it was initially done with the focus being for SFU with a single video stream from each participant
When PJSIP publish and subscribe functionality was created we knew we wanted to provide a pluggable mechanism to allow modules to easily extend and add
One of the most common issues I see when people deploy SIP is calls hanging up after approximately 30 seconds or traffic not going to
Greetings All, Time certainly flies and it seems like AstriDevCon and AstriCon 2019 were a century ago. It’s hard to imagine that in fact they
Over the past few years we’ve been working to improve the video support in Asterisk. We initially started with adding stream support[1] in a backwards
