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2009 Oct 22
1
Poor VoIP voice quality in one direction from three providers
...l sounds
as good as POTS, but the audio quality in the inbound direction (outside
world -> VoIP Provider -> asterisk -> softphone) is noticeably worse. It
sounds "overcompressed" or "slightly robotic" somehow, with a decrease
in dynamic range. It's not lagged or echoey; it just sounds like it's
maybe using a crappier codec than ulaw, in that direction only.
I'm baffled by this. Both legs of the calls show as "Format:
0x4 (ulaw)" in "sip show channel". Testing the first provider, I
just assumed that their analog->digital co...
2005 Oct 17
2
Bizarre Echo Problem
Before I relate the actual problem, some context.
Callcentre environment, a few users testing a new digital dialer...
1. Agents are using Grandstream ATA HT486 and a small analogue dialpad with
a headset.
2. SIP connection to Asterisk-1.2b1
3. IAX2 connection to ITSP provider.
The call is initially set up in the following way.
1. Agent calls into a meetme conference room and subseqently stays
2011 Jun 22
4
PLC Question & OPUS Migration?
...lder versions (0.7.1) a pointer to NULL did the trick, but with
code from the tip of the GIT repository, this method causes the codec to
crash on the C55x fixed point platform. I have not determined where the
crash occurs.
I have also attempted to pass in an array of zero's and this creates an
echoey, reverby effect, but does not have any loud, full-scale artifacts. Is
this the correct method for calling PLC? This does not sound nearly as good
as the samples on the website.
Also, while I am here, I thought I would ask if any CELT enthusiasts are
migrating over to the OPUS code base? My main a...