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Thread: How to recognize which logfile is video call or voice call?

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    Default How to recognize which logfile is video call or voice call?

    Dear experts!
    I wonder that how to recognize the logfile is for video call or voice call. Can we know it throught Layer 3 message

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    Default RAB Setup

    In the RAB Setup message from the assigned DL SF you can differentiate whether it's AMR or VP

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    Quote Originally Posted by rosan View Post
    In the RAB Setup message from the assigned DL SF you can differentiate whether it's AMR or VP
    Thank for replying, but could you explain more detail. Because in the layer 3 message of video call logfile i just only see the messages like RRC connection request, setup, complete.... ( i have already attached the printscreeen )
    And one thing i aggred that the RAB message setup is used to tranfer voice, data, multimedia so that we can find that is video call or voice call, but the RAB message is just the message between CN to SRNC. So with the logfile we have, how to know it?
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    Pls help me. Thank in advance!
    And i have one more question about RRC connection, hoping have the answer from you:
    We have two types of RRC connection, these are RRC connection on special channel, and other type is on public channel.
    I don't understand why when RRC connection on special channel requires Radio link setup between RNC and node B but on public channel doesn't require it.

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