Updating proprietary channel from Asterisk 11 to Asterisk 13

Hi,

I try to upgrade a proprietary channel from asterisk-11.6-cert11 to asterisk 13.13-cert1.
There are only a few changes in the code and it compiles, but the channel does not work properly.

Basically, I create a asterisk channel and then call ast_pbx_start() with the newly created channel.
With the working code (Asterisk 11), I see a log message after calling ast_pbx_start():

-- Executing [5113@incoming-foo:1] Answer("foo/ip/00000202-0767ed85", "") in new stack

I do not see this log message with the upgraded code.
Therefore, I guess something is wrong in creating/configuring the channel.
Here is the changed code:

 		// Create channel
-		chan = ast_channel_alloc(1, state, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, "foo/%s-%08lx", pvt->id, ast_random());
+		chan = ast_channel_alloc(1, state, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, AST_AMA_NONE, "foo/%s-%08lx", pvt->id, ast_random());
 		if (chan) {
 			pvt->playSoundSpool.len = 0;
 			ast_channel_tech_set(chan, &foo_tech);
 
 			// Set formats for new channels.
-			struct ast_format fmtAsteriskCodec;
-			ast_format_set(&fmtAsteriskCodec, pvt->asteriskCodec, 0);
-			ast_format_cap_add(ast_channel_nativeformats(chan), &fmtAsteriskCodec);
-			ast_format_copy(ast_channel_readformat(chan), &fmtAsteriskCodec);
-			ast_format_copy(ast_channel_rawreadformat(chan), &fmtAsteriskCodec);
-			ast_format_copy(ast_channel_writeformat(chan), &fmtAsteriskCodec);
-			ast_format_copy(ast_channel_rawwriteformat(chan), &fmtAsteriskCodec);
+			ast_format_cap_append(ast_channel_nativeformats(chan), ast_format_opus, 0);
+			ast_channel_set_readformat(chan, pvt->format);
+			ast_channel_set_rawreadformat(chan, pvt->format);
+			ast_channel_set_writeformat(chan, pvt->format);
+			ast_channel_set_rawwriteformat(chan, pvt->format);
 
 			ast_channel_tech_pvt_set(chan, pvt);
 			struct ast_readq_list *readqlist = ast_channel_readq(chan);

Note that pvt->asteriskCodec corresponds to AST_FORMAT_OPUS (which was patched for asterisk-11.06-cert11). I use ast_format_opus with Asterisk 13.
Any ideas what could be wrong?

Thanks,
Geri

This is probably best asked on the asterisk-dev list

http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-dev

OK, will do.
Thanks.