hello we have got a little problem with the conference application in our setup we have da system for customers where speakers can dial in with phonenumber+1 and the listeners dial in with phonenumber the speakers conference is started with 323963096@conf+flags{waste} the listeners conference is started with 323963096@conf+flags{mute,waste} waste is needed to get the whole audio stream it now happens that listeners sometimes hear each other, that shouldn't be what can i do to resolve this problem? we are using version 1.0.4 br -- Ing. Christian Löschenkohl Technische Leitung, Forschung & Entwicklung VoIP xpirio Telekommunikation & Service GmbH Lakeside B04 9020 Klagenfurt Austria T +43 (0) 5 77 11 - 1000 F +43 (0) 5 77 11 - 1002 E christian.loeschenkohl@xpirio.com
I haven't really used waste much myself, but my understanding is that waste and mute would conflict, since waste says "send audio always" and mute says "send audio never". I didn't understand why you're using waste on the listeners... you should be able to get by with waste just on the speaker (again, that's how I understand it). 2009/9/1 Christian Löschenkohl <christian.loeschenkohl@xpirio.com>:
hello
we have got a little problem with the conference application in our setup we have da system for customers where speakers can dial in with phonenumber+1 and the listeners dial in with phonenumber
the speakers conference is started with 323963096@conf+flags{waste} the listeners conference is started with 323963096@conf+flags{mute,waste}
waste is needed to get the whole audio stream it now happens that listeners sometimes hear each other, that shouldn't be
what can i do to resolve this problem? we are using version 1.0.4
br
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waste + mute would result in sending audio that was all zeros or generated silence. On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 4:32 PM, Bradley Brashier <bjbrashier@gmail.com>wrote:
I haven't really used waste much myself, but my understanding is that waste and mute would conflict, since waste says "send audio always" and mute says "send audio never". I didn't understand why you're using waste on the listeners... you should be able to get by with waste just on the speaker (again, that's how I understand it).
2009/9/1 Christian Löschenkohl <christian.loeschenkohl@xpirio.com>:
hello
we have got a little problem with the conference application in our setup we have da system for customers where speakers can dial in with phonenumber+1 and the listeners dial in with phonenumber
the speakers conference is started with 323963096@conf+flags{waste} the listeners conference is started with 323963096@conf +flags{mute,waste}
waste is needed to get the whole audio stream it now happens that listeners sometimes hear each other, that shouldn't be
what can i do to resolve this problem? we are using version 1.0.4
br
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thank you for your response as a listener waste influences what you hear and mute say's you cannot speak this is what our customer wanted because the speaker is the only one who is heard in this "conference" or meeting room - this rooms are for lectures we tried to disable waste for the listeners (and let it on for the speaker) but this resulted in "choppy" sound for the listeners (silence periods between words and sentences) i hope i could explain my problem a little bit better br On 2009-09-01 23:32, Bradley Brashier wrote:
I haven't really used waste much myself, but my understanding is that waste and mute would conflict, since waste says "send audio always" and mute says "send audio never". I didn't understand why you're using waste on the listeners... you should be able to get by with waste just on the speaker (again, that's how I understand it).
2009/9/1 Christian Löschenkohl<christian.loeschenkohl@xpirio.com>:
hello
we have got a little problem with the conference application in our setup we have da system for customers where speakers can dial in with phonenumber+1 and the listeners dial in with phonenumber
the speakers conference is started with 323963096@conf+flags{waste} the listeners conference is started with 323963096@conf+flags{mute,waste}
waste is needed to get the whole audio stream it now happens that listeners sometimes hear each other, that shouldn't be
what can i do to resolve this problem? we are using version 1.0.4
br
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that means something in your path does not support CNG/VAD. it's perfectly ok to use waste and mute together. there is no chance that you would not enter the conf muted the way you describe unless you are using an older revision of FS that had a bug in the parsing of the conference flags. 2009/9/1 Christian Löschenkohl <christian.loeschenkohl@xpirio.com>
thank you for your response
as a listener waste influences what you hear and mute say's you cannot speak this is what our customer wanted because the speaker is the only one who is heard in this "conference" or meeting room - this rooms are for lectures
we tried to disable waste for the listeners (and let it on for the speaker) but this resulted in "choppy" sound for the listeners (silence periods between words and sentences)
i hope i could explain my problem a little bit better
br
On 2009-09-01 23:32, Bradley Brashier wrote:
I haven't really used waste much myself, but my understanding is that waste and mute would conflict, since waste says "send audio always" and mute says "send audio never". I didn't understand why you're using waste on the listeners... you should be able to get by with waste just on the speaker (again, that's how I understand it).
2009/9/1 Christian Löschenkohl<christian.loeschenkohl@xpirio.com>:
hello
we have got a little problem with the conference application in our setup we have da system for customers where speakers can dial in with phonenumber+1 and the listeners dial in with phonenumber
the speakers conference is started with 323963096@conf+flags{waste} the listeners conference is started with 323963096@conf +flags{mute,waste}
waste is needed to get the whole audio stream it now happens that listeners sometimes hear each other, that shouldn't be
what can i do to resolve this problem? we are using version 1.0.4
br
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Woof! On Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:52:01 -0400, Anthony Minessale <anthony.minessale@gmail.com> wrote:
there is no chance that you would not enter the conf muted the way you describe unless you are using an older revision of FS that had a bug in the parsing of the conference flags.
Perhaps some listeners are hitting the "unmute" DTMF key? --Woof!
thank you but we defined the conference with <param name="caller-controls " value="none"/> so no keys should be available br On 2009-09-02 17:02, Andy Spitzer wrote:
Woof!
On Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:52:01 -0400, Anthony Minessale<anthony.minessale@gmail.com> wrote:
there is no chance that you would not enter the conf muted the way you describe unless you are using an older revision of FS that had a bug in the parsing of the conference flags.
Perhaps some listeners are hitting the "unmute" DTMF key?
--Woof!
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Andy Spitzer
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Anthony Minessale
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Bradley Brashier
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Christian Löschenkohl