Re: Is it possible to play an audio stream to an endpoint that already has an audio stream established? - Programmer
This is a discussion on Re: Is it possible to play an audio stream to an endpoint that already has an audio stream established? - Programmer ; This isn't really TAPI related... However, assuming you are managing the overall calls using TAPI, you might be able to inject a tone by invoking lineGenerateTone() against one of the IP phone call views. -- Grant Schenck http://grantschenck.tripod.com "Mike Davies" ...
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| However, assuming you are managing the overall calls using TAPI, you might be able to inject a tone by invoking lineGenerateTone() against one of the IP phone call views. -- Grant Schenck http://grantschenck.tripod.com "Mike Davies" message news:m98di1938j4ofjvum1c60p657j05q2u9kp@4ax.com... > Hi All, > > I am developing a recording application which records the audio > between IPphones by sniffing the rtp traffic. In some countries it is > necessary to alert the user to the fact that the call is being > recorded by playing a faint beeping noise in the background, a bit > like a call waiting tone. How would I go about sending a separate > audio stream (ie. My beeping tones) to an ipphone so the person on the > other end will hear a faint series of beeps as well as the main audio > of the person talking. I have tried just sending rtp packets to the > phone with the correct SyncID, sequence numbers, timestamps etc but it > doesn't work. Anybody done something like this before. > > Many thanks > |
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