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Another solution is to save the SDP packets in the new file too, as they contain the mapping of the dynamic payload type for the rtpevent packets (which tell the user-agents which payload type is used for rtpevent pdus, this is also how Wireshark knows to dissect these udp packets as rtpevent).
So, you could use tshark -r TestRTPSIP.pcap -Y "sdp or rtpevent" -w rtpevent.pcap and see if that solves the issue for you too.
