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Naveen Albert authored
The commit that rearchitected media formats, a2c912e9 (ASTERISK_23114) introduced a regression by improperly translating code in res_adsi.c. In particular, the pointer to the frame buffer was initialized at the top of adsi_careful_send, rather than dynamically updating it for each frame, as is required. This resulted in the first frame being repeatedly sent, rather than advancing through the frames. This corrupted the transmission of the CAS to the CPE, which meant that CPE would never respond with the DTMF acknowledgment, effectively completely breaking ADSI functionality. This issue is now fixed, and ADSI now works properly again. ASTERISK-29793 #close Change-Id: Icdeddf733eda2981c98712d1ac9cddc0db507dbe
Naveen Albert authoredThe commit that rearchitected media formats, a2c912e9 (ASTERISK_23114) introduced a regression by improperly translating code in res_adsi.c. In particular, the pointer to the frame buffer was initialized at the top of adsi_careful_send, rather than dynamically updating it for each frame, as is required. This resulted in the first frame being repeatedly sent, rather than advancing through the frames. This corrupted the transmission of the CAS to the CPE, which meant that CPE would never respond with the DTMF acknowledgment, effectively completely breaking ADSI functionality. This issue is now fixed, and ADSI now works properly again. ASTERISK-29793 #close Change-Id: Icdeddf733eda2981c98712d1ac9cddc0db507dbe