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Asked: May 17, 20262026-05-17T01:40:35+00:00 2026-05-17T01:40:35+00:00

I captured a tcpdump of a SIP call to debug DTMF problem (repeated digits),

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I captured a tcpdump of a SIP call to debug DTMF problem (repeated digits), but I have some problem interpreting it.

From what I understand, when I parse the captured traffic through wireshark’s “VOIP CALL”, I should see something like this (for digits 123) :

CAPTURE 1
RTP telephone event DTMF One 1
(end of event)
RTP telephone event DTMF Two 2
(end of event)
RTP telephone event DTMF Three 3
(end of event)

But I’m seeing this instead
CAPTURE 2
RTP telephone event DTMF One 1
RTP telephone event DTMF One 1
RTP telephone event DTMF One 1
(end)
RTP telephone event DTMF Two 2
RTP telephone event DTMF Two 2
RTP telephone event DTMF Two 2
(end)
RTP telephone event DTMF Two 3
RTP telephone event DTMF Two 3
RTP telephone event DTMF Two 3
(end)

On 1 system, CAPTURE 2 is detected as 123, but on another system it seems to decode this as having repeated digits. What’s the reason for wireshark not grouping them together as a single RTP event?

This is the rtp traffic flow:
CAPTURE 1:

RTP EVENT DTMF 1
RTP EVENT DTMF 1
RTP EVENT DTMF 1 (end)
RTP EVENT DTMF 1 (end)
RTP EVENT DTMF 1 (end)
RTP EVENT DTMF 2
RTP EVENT DTMF 2
RTP EVENT DTMF 2 (end)
RTP EVENT DTMF 2 (end)
RTP EVENT DTMF 2 (end)
RTP EVENT DTMF 3
RTP EVENT DTMF 3
RTP EVENT DTMF 3 (end)
RTP EVENT DTMF 3 (end)
RTP EVENT DTMF 3 (end)
RTP PAYLOAD
…
…
…
RTP PAYLOAD

whereas CAPTURE 2 is:
RTP EVENT DTMF 1
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 1
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 1 (end)
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 1 (end)
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 1 (end)
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 2
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 2
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 2 (end)
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 2 (end)
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 2 (end)
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 3
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 3
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 3 (end)
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 3 (end)
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP EVENT DTMF 3 (end)
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD
RTP PAYLOAD

Is CAPTURE 2 following RFC2833?

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    2026-05-17T01:40:37+00:00Added an answer on May 17, 2026 at 1:40 am

    It’s perfectly possible for an RFC 2833 "event" to be encoded as multiple RTP packets. Section 3.6 tells us that

    If an event continues for more than
    one period, the source generating the
    events should send a new event packet
    with the RTP timestamp value
    corresponding to the beginning of the
    event and the duration of the event
    increased correspondingly.

    The RFC defines "one period" as 50ms.

    So

    RTP EVENT DTMF 1
    RTP EVENT DTMF 1
    RTP EVENT DTMF 1 (end)

    means that we have someone pressing the 1 key for around 150ms.

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