Objective
Learn how to use Voice Inspector to diagnose call quality issues for WebRTC (in-app), PSTN, PSIP, and WebSocket calls.
Applies To
- Vonage Voice API
- WebRTC, PSTN, PSIP, and WebSocket Calls
- Voice Inspector
Procedure
- Access Voice Inspector
Log into the Vonage API dashboard.
Select Voice Inspector under Manage & Support.
- Search for Call Information
Enter a phone number, Call Leg ID (uuid), or Conversation ID (conversation_uuid).
Note: Only calls from the past 21 days can be searched.
- View Call Results
By Call Leg ID: Directly displays the detailed call information.
By Conversation ID: Shows a summary and list of related call legs.
- Analyze Call Quality
On the Call Information page, you'll find:
Call Summary: Overview including call duration, status, location, and quality scores (QI or MOS).
Quality Metrics: Details on bitrate, jitter, packet loss, and latency.
Events Log: Chronological events for troubleshooting.
NCCO Data & Webhooks: Actions taken during calls and detailed webhook requests/responses.
Additional Information
Call data is available for 21 days after call completion.
Learn more about Voice Inspector here.
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- How do I change TTL for the Conversations and Call Legs?
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- Why is there an extended silence at the beginning of a call and how can it be reduced?
- Intermittent WebSocket Disconnections
- What Is An NCCO
- How Does Jitter Impact Voice Calls
- Voice API "Bad Request" Error When Ending Calls Immediately After Creation