I'm trying to understand if this is a ringtone setting, and if so where is it set. The "callee" (the person being called) has a cordless phone with built-in answering recorder (in the base station). I can call the callee from 2 different ATA's each with it's own voip.ms account. The callee is also using voip.ms. All 3 ATA's in this scenario are SPA-112.
The callee's phone/answering unit seems to pass the line audio to the speaker during ringing and during the answering / announce / recording phase. While this is expected during call screening, what is odd is that during the 5 rings before the device answers the call you can hear a synthesized version of "pomp and circumstance" being played. But this only happens when I call (from either of the 2 voip.ms accounts). When someone else (not on voip.ms) calls the callee, the synthesized music is not heard during ringing.
This is the first time the callee has ever heard such music being played by the phone during incoming call ringing.
From my end, as the caller, I just hear the standard ringing - I don't hear this music. All voip.ms accounts in question have no music on hold turned on.
Any idea what's going on?
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