CentOS usually comes with the kernel timer set to 1000Hz, but if it
has been set to 100Hz (eg because it is on a virtualised platform)
then this can cause choppy sound with mismatched ptimes. If it's
not that, then I have no better ideas.
John
On 18/01/12 20:15, Anestis Mavro wrote:
It is CentOS, fresh
installation 6 months ago, runs only FS (CPU at 3% J )
What
operating system/platform are you using? Some
people have problems with some Ubuntu kernels.
John
On 18/01/12 12:47, Anestis Mavro wrote:
Hello,
I
have a problem with one of my sip
trunks. The provider uses g729 with a ptime of 40ms and
all incoming calls that
are being recorded or go to the conference have a big
delay and choppy sound,
like a mismatch of ptime.
I
have already tried to put
rtp-autofix-timing=false into the profiles and even
changed the
inbound-codec…. to g729@40i, but nothing helps.
We
have done a test with the
provider switching for a test call to 20ms and the sound
was perfect.
The
issue now is that the provider
can’t keep this setting only for us, he wants to send
with 40ms.
Is
there a way to configure it on
Freeswitch?
Thank
you
Anestis
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