I've setup asterisk on a Dell Poweredge 1300 Server. PIII 600, 500mb Ram, SCSI HD's. It is running Fedora Core 1. I have 3 X100P cards and 6 Grandstream IP phones. Everything works but the sound quality with the FXO cards is poor. Static and choppiness. It works great between the IP phones. The only way I can get good sound quality with the FXO cards is to start * while in a terminal window in X windows. Close the terminal window. Close X. Then reconnect to * using asterisk -vvvvgcr from the command line. Very strange but a true story. I would appreciate any help with this behavior. It makes me a little nervous using * when it requires this to work right. Thanks in advance for any help.
Deron Wilkerson wrote:>The only way I can get good sound quality with the FXO cards is to >start * while in a terminal window in X windows. Close the terminal >window. Close X. Then reconnect to * using asterisk -vvvvgcr from the >command line. > > >You answered your own question: Do NOT run XWindows. and um -vvvvgcr does not make any sense. -c is console and -r is connect to a remote console, they cannot be used together. Jeremy McNamara
This is the expected behaviour when running Asterisk on a system with graphics also running. Deron Wilkerson wrote:> I've setup asterisk on a Dell Poweredge 1300 Server. PIII 600, 500mb > Ram, SCSI HD's. It is running Fedora Core 1. I have 3 X100P cards and 6 > Grandstream IP phones. > > Everything works but the sound quality with the FXO cards is poor. Static and > choppiness. It works great between the IP phones. > > The only way I can get good sound quality with the FXO cards is to > start * while in a terminal window in X windows. Close the terminal > window. Close X. Then reconnect to * using asterisk -vvvvgcr from the > command line. > > Very strange but a true story. I would appreciate any help with this > behavior. It makes me a little nervous using * when it requires this to > work right. Thanks in advance for any help.