[Freeswitch-users] Audio probs with newer (and may be older) FreeSwitch versions under WinXP

Brian West brian.west at mac.com
Thu Oct 25 10:27:54 EDT 2007


Thomas,
	You really should be using trunk.  Many fixes have been done in the  
past few days for this issue.  If you have 10/22 then you have on that  
might have an audio bug in it.  The rule of thumb here in reporting  
bugs is.. you *must* use svn trunk as of right now and see if the  
problem still exists.  If so then we'll need a packet capture and  
various other debug collected up and posted  to http://jira.freeswitch.org 
  so we can knock this one out for ya.

Thanks,
Brian

On Oct 25, 2007, at 9:18 AM, Sluschny, Thomas wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> i have little problems with audio quality in newer FreeSwitch  
> versions:
>
> At most i use a very old FreeSwitch version (03/2007 or so).
> Here i see typically all 60 ms three audio packets at once. This is  
> not really nice
> for jitter and delay, but most equipment can cope with it.
>
> BUT:
> In newer FreeSwitch-Version (last tested snapshot from 22.10.2007)  
> Audio sounds really bad for me!
>
> Now i see in Wireshark the same behavior like before (3 packets all  
> 60ms), but now the Timestamp
> for all 3 packets is the same! And no equipment can cope with it  
> (test some boxes and SipPhones).
>
> So my question:
> When it has been changed, or better: where is the code i can play  
> with to fix this (at least for me).
>
> I tried my Work PC and a Laptop under WinXP, both the same.
>
> Anyone else has this problem?
>
> best regards,
> Thomas Sluschny
>
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