Are you able to update your FS to the latest trunk? ("make current" in the FS src dir) Also, I notice that you are on 16619M - the "M" indicates a modification of some kind. Did you make any changes to the FS source?
-MC
I did try changing the rtp time in my Sipura (advanced, sip, RTP Packet
Size) from 0.030 to 0.020, and the error went away. I was able to then
test (and succeed) dialing from secondary skype user to skypiax, and
have the call bridged automatically to one of my Sipura SPA-1001's. I
could speak into the phone, and hear it come through skype (on my
laptop) no problem. When I would talk on the laptop, I would get garble
back on the phone, but that could be a sound issue on my laptop (my
skype sometimes does this with Pulse audio on my laptop, Ubuntu Karmic).
The interesting thing it did do, however, was eventually (within a
minute?) It threw a couple of errors :
2010-02-17 11:47:34.007909 [ERR] mod_skypiax.c:826 rev
16619M[(nil)|37 ][ERRORA 826 ][interface1][-1, 5,21] EXIT? sent=-1
2010-02-17 11:47:34.027776 [ERR] mod_skypiax.c:826 rev
16619M[(nil)|37 ][ERRORA 826 ][interface1][-1, 5,21] EXIT? sent=-1
2010-02-17 11:47:34.047643 [ERR] mod_skypiax.c:826 rev
16619M[(nil)|37 ][ERRORA 826 ][interface1][-1, 5,21] EXIT? sent=-1
And on a subsequent test, I received no audio (the above error rolling
on the console), and within a matter of seconds, FS crashed with this :
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
I have another request open on the group actually for the above error,
so I think it'd make sense to discuss further there (rather than
duplicating material).
Thanks! At any rate, the error for the missing codec, etc, seemed to be
gone once I updated the RTP time in my ATA. Hope this helps someone!!
Brian West wrote:
> change the rtp time to 0.020 from 0.030
>
> /b
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