asterisk users - Sep 2004 - Really Wierd softphone problem ... must read

Hey guys,

I have just developed this problem with my Windows XP box. I think it
started since I installed  XP SP2. Both SJPhone and Xlite does some
kind of bridging with the speaker out port. When ever I make a sip call to
where ever, the other party hears a lot of echoing. Well I noticed just
now when I was playing mp3's via Winamp, the music was being played
through my sip calls that I made. I am postivie that I do not have microphone
hooked up anywhere that is causing this. No microphone is needed to
duplicate this problem. It started with SJPHONE. I removed and Reinstalled
SJPHONE ... no luck. I install x-lite and it does it too. I removed XP
SP2, and also updated my sound drivers .. no luck.  Any one ever had this
heppen to them ? Please Help.

I also tried other sip clinets on another pc with no problem so it doesn't
seem to be the server.

Thank you,
Steve Maroney

On 1 Sep 2004 at 20:00, Steve Maroney wrote:
> Hey guys,
> 
> I have just developed this problem with my Windows XP box. I think it
> started since I installed  XP SP2. Both SJPhone and Xlite does some
> kind of bridging with the speaker out port. When ever I make a sip
> call to where ever, the other party hears a lot of echoing. Well I
> noticed just now when I was playing mp3's via Winamp, the music was
> being played through my sip calls that I made. I am postivie that I do
> not have microphone hooked up anywhere that is causing this. No
> microphone is needed to duplicate this problem. It started with
> SJPHONE. I removed and Reinstalled SJPHONE ... no luck. I install
> x-lite and it does it too. I removed XP SP2, and also updated my sound
> drivers .. no luck.  Any one ever had this heppen to them ? Please
> Help.
You probably have wave out selected as well as mic for the recording 
section of volume control...go into the volume control, go to 
advanced, select recording, click ok, remove the checkbox from 
waveout or mxier etc.  The only thing that should be selected is mic 
(and maybe line in).

Matt Riddell