rossbuggins

Hi Steve, it Sure is Thanks , Ross

I've found it hidden away in the original events meta data: ``` var metaStr = Encoding.Default.GetString(e.OriginalEvent.Metadata); var metaObj = Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(metaStr ); var path = metaObj .Value("$o"); ``` Now I'm seeing...

I was thinking of something along these lines to how I wanted to use this: #5760

on https://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:Streaming_HowTo/Advanced_Streaming_Using_the_Command_Line/ it states > tcp, accept TCP connections at the specified IP address (dst=) and use RFC 4571 RTP framing, not implemented yet, Can RtspClientSharp not deal with UDP...

Ok I’ll look again with it set to udp and trace through what goes on. Thanks

I’m taking the raw frames and/or decided frames from here (as per demo) but not able to even get them to just play at the moment. Let me know if...

Is there any additional info regarding how this might work, inbound / outbound, direct routing and also if cli masking will be possible for inbound PSTN calls to a bot...

Hi @mwerghemmi thanks for getting back to me. So to confirm, you're currently thinking that in a direct routing environment, we would be able to deliver a sip call from...

Hi, has there been any discussion regarding inbound PSTN calls from direct routing being delivered to a bot? Is it still looking like a Q3 feature? Cheers