EC2 - you are running under a VM. Perhaps you are getting glitches due to timing issues that are more severe when the audio is being mixed as apposed to just passing the audio between endpoints?
Hi,
Here’s the problem I’m “hearing”:
Test Case #1
x1001 calls x1002
- Audio is rock solid
Test Case #2
x1001 calls x3001 (Conference Bridge)
x1002 calls x3001 (Conference Bridge)
- Audio is mostly perfect. However, occasional “glitches” in the audio can be heard
Notes:
- Bypass media is switched off. FreeSWITCH routes audio for both the bridged, and the conferenced call
- rtp-autoflush-during-bridge is “true” on Sofia profile internal.xml
- I enabled the debug trace for auto-flush in switch_rtp.c (line 1895) and see occasional auto flush of rtp packets for *both* test cases. The glitches don’t coincide with the flushing. In fact with flushing you can’t hear when data gets flushed (2x20ms packets).
Environment
- CentOS 5.4
- Tested on AWS EC2 Small, Medium, Large instances. On Medium and Large CPU affinity for FreeSWITCH set to the 2nd core.
Questions:
- What’s different between bridging a call and a conference call run through mod_conference in terms of audio processing?
- Thoughts on how to debug this?
Thanks, Chris.
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