My output is given below. time_test gives avg 1953??? While timer_test fails??? Any idea? -------------------------------------------------------------- freeswitch@CHSERV2> time_test 1000 API CALL [time_test(1000)] output: test 1 sleep 1000 1953 test 2 sleep 1000 1953 test 3 sleep 1000 1953 test 4 sleep 1000 1953 test 5 sleep 1000 1953 test 6 sleep 1000 1953 test 7 sleep 1000 1953 test 8 sleep 1000 1953 test 9 sleep 1000 1953 test 10 sleep 1000 1953 avg 1953 -------------------------------------- freeswitch@CHSERV2> timer_test Unknown Command: timer_test On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 1:25 PM, <covici@ccs.covici.com> wrote:
Just wondering I did time_test 1000 and got 999 and timer_test and got Avg: 20.003ms Total Time: 1000.765ms. Is that decent for fs?
Anthony Minessale <anthony.minessale@gmail.com> wrote:
1) yes cepstral is no very scalable consider mrcp and an external server. 2) no sound card does not matter. 3) make sure it's a good machine, for real performance a 64 bit OS on a multi-core 64 bit processor is recommended. test the timing with "time_test 1000" looking for as close to 1000 as a final answer as possible. and "timer_test" looking for 20.00
On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 12:50 PM, Malay Thakershi <mthakershi@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello all, I have few questions about resources when there are multiple in / out calls going on in FS. 1. I use Cepstral. If I have 20 calls at the same time, does playing media (from FS) suffer performance issues due to Cepstral licensing. I just have 1 server Cepstral license. 2. There is no sound card on my server (Windows 2008 Standard). Does functioning of FS media modules / Cepstral suffer because of lack of sound card? If I install high quality sound device, is it going to make the voice quality better? 3. How do I make sure FS process has enough resources (processor / memory) when other taxing tasks are going on the server (e.g. backup)? I have noticed voice getting broken when someone calls when backup is going on. Thank you so much for guidance / help.
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