Asterisk can support any kind of codec and translate them in asterisk server. And I test with eyebeam, it works fine, and eyebeam always show the codec used is g729, no changing. In then function play_cb there is comments: /* We're risking accessing the port without holding any mutex. * It's possible that port is disconnected then destroyed while * we're trying to access it. * But in the name of performance, we'll try this approach until * someone complains when it crashes. */ So i think if you add some mutex, maybe it will work.

2008/4/8 hlzhangxt <hlzhangxt@163.com>: > > > > Asterisk can support any kind of codec and translate them in asterisk > server. > > And I test with eyebeam, it works fine, and eyebeam always show the codec > used is g729, no changing. > > In then function play_cb there is comments: > > /* We're risking accessing the port without holding any mutex. > * It's possible that port is disconnected then destroyed while > * we're trying to access it. > * But in the name of performance, we'll try this approach until > * someone complains when it crashes. > */ > > So i think if you add some mutex, maybe it will work. > Maybe, or maybe not. The code has been like that for ages and it is fine, as there is a certain step to follow to disconnect the port from the sound port to avoid the race condition. Sorry I don't know what are you trying to say here. What's the problem? -benny

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