[Linphone-developers] Re: Linphone-1.3.99.9 troubles and still audio problems

[Simon Morlat]

The problem is about authentication. For some reason the proxy server rejects 
the authenticated INVITE from linphonec with a 407 answer.
I have no idea why it does that. The authenticated requests from linphonec 
look the same in both case.
Maybe you can look at the proxy logs to understand the problem ?
Concerning the audio problem; you can try to change this line in oss.c (line 
349):
if( info.fragstotal - info.fragments > 15 ) {

that you replace by:

if (0){
}

Simon


Le mercredi 23 août 2006 15:28, Salvador Gianluca a écrit :
> Hi to all the list!
>
> About my previous audio problems with linphone-1.3.5 (that can make and
>
> receive calls without problems) Simon said me:
> > I recommand you try the following:
> > - set audio_jitt_comp=500 in config file
> > - install alsa-drivers if possible
> > - use lastest 1.3.99.x version from
> > http://savannah.gnu.org/download/linphone/unstable/source : in this
> > version
> > the code for old oss drivers is different and is working better.
>
> So i set the audio_jitt_comp to 500 with linphone1.3.5 and i really had a
> good (but still not enough) enhancement on audio quality.
> Then i cross-compiled linphonec-1.3.99.9 and tried with it... but i
> encountered several problems:
> 1- i can receive calls but not make them. linphonec starts and registers,
> but when you type call sip:address@hidden it says Contacting
> sip:address@hidden and after a while Could not reach destination.
> Instead calling linphonec from another softphone works!
> 2- this time the audio seems not work! Rings, Capture or Playback: anything
> works. Ok, i haven't alsa driver, but with linphone-1.3.5 i heared
> something...
> Before trying to recompile the kernel with alsa i almost would understand
> why linphone-1.3.99.9 doesn't be able to make calls...
> I attached the linphonec -d 6 output file for 1.3.5 and 1.3.99.9. You could
> find a failed call from linphonec and a succeeded one from extern to
> linphonec for 1.3.99.9, and a succeeded call from linphonec for 1.3.5
> What could be the problem?
> thanks,
> Gian