Hi Zaid, thanks for the question. Yes, you can but you need to format the audio into a WAV and ensure that the sample rate is 8000 Hz(mono channel).

Then you can send that WAV file back to the user:

audio = AudioSegment.from_mp3("your_file.mp3")

audio = audio.set_frame_rate(8000).set_channels(1)

audio.export("output.wav", format="wav")

f = wave.open('output.wav', 'rb')

frames = f.getnframes()

data = f.readframes(frames)

f.close()

call.write_audio(data)

I suggest looking into my web socket tutorial over at: kevincoder.co.za/how-i-used-voice-ai-to-bring-ima…

You don't need to use WebRTC if you need the phone system, you can use Twilio media streams or forward the call from a PBX server like Asterisk.

Hope this helps.

Kevin Naidoo Thank you for the response. Actually I have tried that before and it makes the audio very noise (painful for the ear) and unbearable. I have a bit better audio by processing the raw audio into g711 (alaw) format but the RTP couldn't send the packets or the stream in un choppy manner. I have perfectly working pipeline for voice conversation on laptop but not over the phone.