Can you describe the entire setup?
What OS is FS running on, windows I assume in this case?
is this a sip call? If so what device/phone is making the call?

is this a call to an extension playing a file or a bridge to another channel?

please describe in full detail all information you have about how you are setup and what you are trying to do when it doesn't work, including how you have configured everything.

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Original Message ----
From: "Sluschny, Thomas" 
<Thomas.Sluschny@siemens.com>
To: 
freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 
9:18:41 AM
Subject: [Freeswitch-users] Audio probs with newer (and may be 
older) FreeSwitch versions under WinXP

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