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Robert Moskowitz wrote:Wait a minute. This confuses my earlier post. I am confused.
Well IAXmodem, it was nice knowing you!
Well, IAXmodem will have a place as long as there are systems with PSTN connections. You'll undoubtedly have a place for it again in the future.
BTW, does T38modem make use of spandsp?
No. There is no DSP code in t38modem as far as I'm aware. It doesn't need it. There is no DSP needed in T.38, I don't think.
I can expect to continue to have to support faxes NOT using T.38. They continue to use T.30 over RTP (fax passthrough). I am currently using SpanDSP either directly with rxfax or in IAXmodem to Hylafax for those connections. I will continue to need support for T.30. I was trying to figure out if T38modem will be able to 'make the connection' for non-T38 fax calls.
Without DSP code, how would it do that? Don't see how. So this gets me back to my earlier question, of how to manage fax connections through Asterisk to Hylafax (fax to email and email to fax) when you may not know at config time what will be the case.
No as I work this through, obvious the fax to email should be straight-forward when the fax is on a SIP connection (via an ATA). Afterall, I would have configured Asterisk to support T.38 for that SIP account. So I can set all calls coming from it to Hylafax to route through T38modem. But how about fax calls on a DID trunk? Use NVfax and see if it responds and route to Hylafax accordingly?
I don't want the case where I have to have instructions for (T38 calls to this email use this extension, otherwise use the other extension). This is even more interesting the other direction: Email to fax. The call has to come through the T38modem SIP trunk, routed by the extension called, and then after the fax answers, figure out if T.38 is supported and if not what?
OPAL has *two* T.38 implementations... one in t38modem and one via spandsp (like Callweaver).
Lee.
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