Open bcomerford opened 3 years ago
Can I ask what platform your call-flow is based in? The only time I've experienced this is when trying to test a Twilio based call-flow, which for some reason was ignoring DTMF tones from its own Media API (what IVR Tester uses). If you're using Twilio I'll raise a support ticket with them to try and learn what is going on.
I've been testing call-flows by other providers so have never got around to investigating further.
Feel free to DM me (in GitHub or Twitter) if you'd prefer not to say your call-flow's platform publicly.
I am using Twilio. That is interesting because I've been experimenting with e2e testing using twiml
and sending a response that also includes DTMF doesn't seem to register either.
It's reassuring to know it didn't register DTMF tones in twiml
either. I'll get in contact with Twilio to find if there's any solution
@SketchingDev @bcomerford We consulted Twilio about this. We were told the following.
"Media Steams doesn't support DTMF at the moment. We have a solutions gap for it and it is on the roadmap, but it is not supported at the moment." :(
@SketchingDev @bcomerford We consulted Twilio about this. We were told the following.
"Media Steams doesn't support DTMF at the moment. We have a solutions gap for it and it is on the roadmap, but it is not supported at the moment." :(
@venkrao Thank you for sharing this!
One possible way is to create a conference call instead of a 1-1 call. By doing this, we can announce DTMF tones within the conference.
@SketchingDev @bcomerford We consulted Twilio about this. We were told the following.
"Media Steams doesn't support DTMF at the moment. We have a solutions gap for it and it is on the roadmap, but it is not supported at the moment." :(
does the DTFM work with trial account?
A step with
press("1")
doesn't seem to produce the audio tone and gets stuck, is there an extra step to create those?