The usage of the local override_prefs variable in create_outgoing_sdp_stream
was previously to track an override format preference set by PJSIP_MEDIA_OFFER.
Now, however, that function simply sets the joint capabilities structure,
session->req_caps. During the media format rework, the override_prefs was
instead used to check if there were any formats in session->req_caps.
However, this usage isn't useful in create_outgoing_sdp_stream.
session->req_caps contains the negotiated formats for *all* streams, not just
the current one being created. Thus, so long as any stream of any type has
provided a format, override_prefs will be non-zero. Hence, its usage in
checking whether or not we should look at the formats on the endpoint or
the joint capabilities is generally useless.
There's only two things useful to check:
(1) Does the endpoint have a format for the media type?
(2) Did we negotiate a format for the media type?
If either of those is a 'no', then we must kill the media stream.
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int rtp_code;
RAII_VAR(struct ast_format_cap *, caps, NULL, ao2_cleanup);
enum ast_media_type media_type = stream_to_media_type(session_media->stream_type);
- int use_override_prefs = ast_format_cap_count(session->req_caps);
-
int direct_media_enabled = !ast_sockaddr_isnull(&session_media->direct_media_addr) &&
ast_format_cap_count(session->direct_media_cap);
- if ((use_override_prefs && !ast_format_cap_has_type(session->req_caps, media_type)) ||
- (!use_override_prefs && !ast_format_cap_has_type(session->endpoint->media.codecs, media_type))) {
+ if (!ast_format_cap_has_type(session->endpoint->media.codecs, media_type) ||
+ !ast_format_cap_has_type(session->req_caps, media_type)) {
/* If no type formats are configured don't add a stream */
return 0;
} else if (!session_media->rtp && create_rtp(session, session_media, session->endpoint->media.rtp.ipv6)) {