Building a Channel Driver – Part 3
George Woodard
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Review If you’ve been following this blog post series, then you should have a channel driver that’s ready to be integrated with ARI. If not,
Review If you’ve been following this blog post series, then you should have a channel driver that’s ready to be integrated with ARI. If not,
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
Review This blog post is the follow up to part 1, which can be found here. If you haven’t read it yet, that would be
Overview Today we’re going to be talking about channel drivers and how to get started on creating your own. This topic is going to be
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
A comment that I see frequently when helping people with PJSIP is the lack of a general section (with global options) and how this causes
Stasis has been a core part of Asterisk for a while now. However, state management within it is a bit precarious. A new stasis_state module
Manager is an API that has been in Asterisk for almost as long as Asterisk has existed. It provides a mechanism to see what is
I’ve previously written about REMB, or receiver estimated maximum bitrate, and its effect on video quality. While this provides periodic feedback from receivers to Asterisk
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