ConfBridge rooms

Behavior

Bridge profiles, user profiles and menus. Every mixing option is a control; the DTMF menu is edited on the canvas. It is backed by confbridge.conf. The rail badge on this destination currently reads 6. It lives on the Media rail, under the Media & voice group: Codecs, RTP, recordings, prompts and conferencing.

Configuration

Mixing

Audio quality and how the bridge combines participants.

Internal sample rate (c_rate) — a segmented control, default 48000, choices 8000, 16000, 48000, auto.
Mixing interval (c_mixing) — a segmented control, default 20, choices 10, 20, 40, 80.
Video mode (c_video) — a segmented control, default follow_talker, choices none, follow_talker, last_marked, sfu.
Denoise (c_denoise) — a switch control, default true.
Jitter buffer (c_jitter) — a switch control, default true.
Talker detection events (c_talker) — a switch control, default true.

Participants

What each caller may do once inside.

Maximum members (c_max) — a stepper control, default 50.
Wait for marked user (c_marked) — a switch control, default true.
Announce join and leave (c_announce) — a segmented control, default name, choices off, tone, name, count.
Music while alone (c_music) — a switch control, default true.
DTMF menu (c_dtmf) — a select control, default default_menu, choices default_menu, admin_menu, listen_only.

Failure modes and security

Every row reflects a real object in confbridge.conf; nothing is invented to fill the table. Rows can fail to load, fail to save, or drift from the running configuration, and each of those is a distinct state rather than a blank screen.

Verification

Exercise every control against its documented default and its full option range, confirm the write lands in confbridge.conf, and confirm an invalid combination is rejected before it reaches Asterisk. Confirm rows reflect the current running configuration, that a destructive action on a row runs the full confirmation ceremony, and that a stale row is distinguishable from a missing one.