The VoIP dialogs (VoIP Calls, RTP Streams, RTP Analysis, RTP Player, SIP Flows) are non-modal and can stay opened when they are in background. The RTP Player also saves what was played, and it can save in multichannel. The option to save audio has been moved from the RTP Analysis dialog to the RTP Player.Every stream can be muted or routed to the left or right channel for replay.The RTP Player maintains playlist and other tools can add and remove streams to and from it: The RTP Player can play many streams in row.The RTP Player is now accessible from the Telephony › RTP › RTP Player menu.See Playing VoIP Calls and RTP Player Window in the Wireshark User’s Guide for more details (the links will open new tabs). The RTP Player has been significantly redesigned and improved. I have left this alone - it is here as an FYI. Wireshark now supports dissecting RTP packets with OPUS payloads. If you want to learn more about troubleshooting voice over IP using Wireshark, check out my YouTube video here: and enroll in one of our classes here: I have documented the Voice changes here, and discussed some examples. Mostly the changes are related to RTP and the RTP Player. Let me just say, up front, that this is perhaps the biggest update to the Telephony menu items and Voice related functionality in many years. I would refer you to the Wireshark web site for details. Of course, more than VoIP was updated in these last couple of releases, and I do not discuss other changes here. Just released - Wireshark 3.6.0!!! Why is this important to me, you, and everyone who troubleshoots Voice traffic using Wireshark? Well, there are many changes to the voice related functionality in Wireshark in this (actually as part of the 3.5.0) release. 5 of 5 - 3 votes Thank you for rating this article.

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