Friday and Saturday I was wrestling with a VoIP system that was having very
strange problems.
It was playing the outgoing IVR audio at 2-5x faster than it should have been.
I found that if I stopped asterisk, removed the wcfxs driver and installed the
ztdummy driver, the audio would play fine.
I tested this in and out several times and it always worked fine with ztdummy
and never worked right with wcfxs.
I cannot find any references on the 'net about such a problem. Anyone else
run into this?
Details:
Asterisk 1.0.6
MSI K8T Master2 motherboard
Single AMD Opteron installed on the motherboard (other socket empty)
TDM card with a single FXO installed on it
The system is working fine now (SIP in and out), but I want to put a PSTN line
into the FXO port as a land-line fallback.
I also figured the TDM card could be the timing device for meetme and such,
but I think ztdummy will do just as well there.
Anyone else run into this?
Thanks!
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