The reason for prompt.attempts was originally for stopping an endless loop of prompts if the user hung up but the server didn't detect the hangup.

Under this situation there would never be any digits pressed. I think it would be better to count prompts that timed out instead of all prompts.

I propose changing this field to prompt.noResponseAttempts instead or perhaps keeping prompt.attempts and adding a prompt.noResponseAttempts

For example:

prompt.attempts=20
prompt.noReponseAttempts= 5

Wav files must be recorded at 8000hz mono so that they can also play with the dialogic plugin. However when using the dialogic plugin the wav file plays perfectly but when using the simulator plugin I get noise at the end of each wav file. It's very annoying.

FYI despite following the instructions ... my vs2013 received an error running Example/SimulatorTest.. it was complaining about not finding Nlog so I used nuget to update/manage to add nlog 2.0 to Example/SimulatorTest. and it ran like a champ. pretty cool stuff buddy, well done.

The threads aren't closing on Shutdown with the SIP drivers