20 Feb
2018
20 Feb
'18
10 p.m.
On 2018-02-20 05:46 AM, Denys Pozniak wrote:
Hello!
Please explain how to achive next:
Side A supports:
OPUS
PCMA
Side B supports:
OPUS
PCMA
PCMU
I need to transcode in direction A->B from PCMA to OPUS?
So should be like this:
A(PCMA) -> (PCMA)Rtpengine(OPUS)->B(OPUS)
I configured like this:
rtpengine_offer("codec-mask-PCMA codec-transcode-opus");
rtpengine_answer("codec-mask-opus codec-transcode-PCMA");
But leg from Rtpengine to A has wrong codec (OPUS):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14GAIt8lL7Igj9S95b_RS6CXtmGVhjLa1/view
You don't need to put any transcoding options into rtpengine_answer() -
they should all go into rtpengine_offer()
Since A supports all codecs that B supports except PCMU, you can add
PCMU into the offer going to B with:
rtpengine_offer("... transcode-PCMU")
But most likely both sides will end up talking Opus (without
transcoding) since they both support it and it's listed first. If B ends
up talking PCMU to rtpengine, it will transcode it to Opus as A doesn't
support PCMA and Opus is first in its list. If either side ends up
talking PCMA, it's also passed through without transcoding since both
sides support it.
If you want to force PCMA on A's side and Opus on B's side, you need to:
1) accept PCMA from A, but don't offer it to B: codec-mask-PCMA
2) ignore that Opus was offered from A: codec-strip-opus
3) offer Opus to B: transcode-opus
Make sure you update your rtpengine code base as this use case has only
just been implemented (previously the `transcode` option would simply
negate the `codec-strip` which is not what you want). Full example:
rtpengine_offer("... ICE=remove codec-mask-PCMA codec-strip-opus
transcode-opus")
Cheers