Audio Static Issue - OSX (Core 2 Dou)

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I have tested with 10.4 & 10.5 on the same Core Dou
system, so not really a Leopard issue. It seems to be
the Core 2 Dou that is causing the problem I suspect.

Thanks for your input, it is good to hear the PPC is
working great! Since, I have only tested on Intel
Macs, nice to see some other's results :)

Cheers

--- Norman Franke <norman at myasd.com> wrote:

> It may be a problem with Leopard. I'm using OS X
> 10.4.11 (PPC) and it  
> works very well all around.
> 
> Norman Franke
> ASD, Inc.
> 
> 
> 
> On Jan 3, 2008, at 1:42 PM, P.J. Cast. wrote:
> 
> > Thanks for responding so quick.
> >
> > In regards to increasing quality, we were using
> the
> > default 5, and now also tried setting to 10. No
> > difference on the Core 2 Dou machine, still has
> the
> > static. Though, by dropping the quality down to 2
> or
> > 3, I was able to hear a similar static on the Core
> > Dou.
> >
> > Also, playing the wave file with the playfile demo
> did
> > not show the issue on the Core 2 Dou machine, it
> > sounded fine.
> >
> > Also, as previously mentioned, it happens with all
> the
> > codecs we have tested (PCMU, PCMUA, GSM). Perhaps
> some
> > kind of stream issue with the Core 2 Dou (64 bit)
> > machine then? I am able to try any suggestions in
> > isolating this issue.
> >
> > Thanks again :-)
> >
> >
> > --- Benny Prijono <bennylp at pjsip.org> wrote:
> >
> >> P.J. Cast. wrote:
> >>> Hi Again,
> >>>
> >>> Testing with the absolute latest pjsua (even
> >> updated
> >>> to latest portaudio revision - no change). Under
> >>> Leopard with a Core Dou processor, audio sounds
> >> great.
> >>>
> >>> However, under Leopard with Core 2 Dou
> processor,
> >> the
> >>> audio playback has a certain static/scratchiness
> >> to
> >>> it. We have tried various codecs, GSM & PCMU/A,
> >> but
> >>
> >> This is just a shot in the dark, but static/metal
> >> effect could be
> >> caused by linear resampling being used somewhere.
> >>
> >> Since you said that "cc 0 0" works fine, this
> >> probably means that
> >> the resampling in PortAudio is okay (I think PA
> uses
> >> CoreUtil's
> >> resampling when it's asked to open sound device
> in
> >> clock rate that
> >> is not supported by the device).
> >>
> >> So this leaves us with the resampling that
> pjmedia
> >> uses. Check that
> >> your pjsua_media_config.quality is set to 10
> (value
> >> lower than 3
> >> will cause linear resampling to be used).
> >>
> >> And perhaps it would worth checking if file
> playback
> >> works okay. Try
> >> playing back a file with 8KHz or 16KHz sampling
> >> rate. If the audio
> >> is not coming out good, then we can probably
> confirm
> >> that the
> >> resampling is at fault. Otherwise the bug is
> >> elsewere (maybe in
> >> codec, stream, etc.).
> >>
> >> cheers,
> >>   -benny
> >>
> >>> always the same noise appears. Sending audio is
> >> fine.
> >>> This happens for every call made or received on
> >> the
> >>> Core 2 Dou system (calling to another pjsua
> client
> >> or
> >>> other softphone).
> >>>
> >>> * The pjsua client is compiled under OSX 10.4
> >> (Tiger)
> >>> * Portaudio demos also compiled under 10.4
> >>> * Calls on Leopard Core Dou sound great
> >>> * Calls on Leopard Core 2 Dou have the static on
> >> local
> >>> played audio
> >>> * doing "cc 0 0" on Core 2 Dou system results in
> >>> perfect playback of local audio
> >>> * portaudio read/write demos work great on Core
> 2
> >> Dou
> >>> system
> >>>
> >>> So, it looks like some sort of RTP decoding
> issue
> >>> under the Core 2 Dou if I had to guess. Perhaps
> a
> >> 64
> >>> bit issue? We have only tested on one 10.5 Core
> 2
> >> Dou
> >>> system (only Core 2 Dou we have), and it happens
> >> every
> >>> time and never under the Core Dou.
> >>>
> >>> It would be great if anyone out there under OSX
> >> has
> >>> tested with Core 2 Dou 64 Bit Leopard and can
> >> either
> >>> confirm a problem or say if it works great...
> >> possibly
> >>> could be something locally on the system, but
> all
> >>> other audio playback is fine as mentioned.
> >>>
> >>> Any help is appreciated.
> >>
> >>
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