I’ve been using VOIP to speak to my Home Assistant via a Grandstream Handytone HT801 box and a cordless phone, as on the page World's most private voice assistant - Home Assistant.
This worked fine up to and including 2024.9.3. However, I’ve found that installing 2024.10.1 or 10.2 breaks this, even if I don’t apply the repair (recommended because binary_sensor.192_xx_xx_xx_call_in_progress is now deprecated - although the message about this says it will work until 2025.4).
After updating to any Home Assistant version from 2024.10.1 I hear the two tone notification (to indicate “call in progress”?) when I press the phone button. However, speaking into the phone doesn’t then give any response - the tone just repeats every few seconds until I hang up. The only way I’ve found to fix the problem is to revert to my backup of 2024.9.3, which means I’m effectively stuck on that version.
I would have included an extract from the log for VOIP here but can’t find it.
I’m running HAOS on an Intel NUC and have reverted back to Core 2024.9.3, Supervisor 2024.10.0, Operating System 13.1, Frontend 20240909.1.
Any idea why this might happen?
Thanks.