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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi, As I understand it, Asterisk currently uses the timestamps in incoming RTP packets to build outgoing voice frames. Is this true? Would it be possible for me to use i.e. zaprtc as a timing source for the outgoing stream? I.e. in a setup like below I'd like to use zaprtc timing on Ast1 because I don't trust the timestamps coming from

...re linked to 2 isp--one having satelite & the other OFC. We want the above mentioned network to go thru OFC(ispB) as the sibling resides there. But when i use squidclient mgr:server_list command i see that rtt is still 650ms which is the time taken by satelite provider(ispA). The OFC takes 230ms. On this linux box we have 2 interface linked to different isp & the 3rd serves our local network.. The rules defined are... 50: from NETB lookup ispB 50: from ofiNetA lookup ispB 50: from ofiNetB lookup ispB 75: from NETA lookup ispA 125: from ofiNetC lookup BALANCE 125:...

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...this, but I'd like to see if I can get feedback on two questions: (1) Through the current release (v4.0), Silverlight introduces a surprising amount of latency when playing and recording audio. The time from when I submit a sound to be played until I record that sound coming back ranges from 230ms to 270ms, depending on the machine. This is roughly a 12-frame delay, and is obviously much larger than the 2-frame latency that Jean-Marc assumed when he was coding up the Speex AEC. One possible way of compensating for this would be to increase the tail (to make room for ~350ms worth of sound),...

...incides with the SIP registration timeout, but since the first registration works, why would it have problems on the second or third? Has anyone else been having this problem? I am running Asterisk (1.0.5-r1) on Gentoo from a DSL connection in Thailand. My ping times to the proxy is between about 230ms and 350ms (I know this is quite long for VoIP, but when it works, it works fine for my purposes). To handle the changing of IP addresses with my DSL, I set up a local DNS server which dynamically updates the IP of an internal hostname to the IP of the external firewall, and added a script that exec...