On 3/18/08, Markus Vechiorno <finalpfc at hotmail.com> wrote: > Well, I have done some experiments as you said. I have found the bitrates I > was searching with the following settings: (8KHz) > - quality 2 => bitrate 5.9 Kbps > - quality 3 and 4 => bitrate 8 Kbps > - quality 5 and 6 => bitrate 11 Kbps > - quality 7 and 8 => bitrate 15 Kbps > - quality 9 => bitrate 18.2 Kbps > > I have found this values looking the 'd' option in pjsua. Perfect! Ah yes, I forgot that you can see the bitrate into with the "d" command. :) > Now, I want the client to be able to select from these codecs (speex > 5.9Kbps, speex 8Kbps, speex 11Kbps , etc). > Is there any way to initiate 5 codecs (all of them speex) with different > settings? > This is one of the requisites I have to fulfill. > We can't, I'm afraid. Speex quality is initialized once during startup, and it applies for the whole library rather than on per call basis. You can, however, call pjmedia_codec_speex_init() and pjmedia_codec_speex_init_default() between calls to modify the quality settings. Yes it's not pretty, but it's all the we've got now. Cheers, -benny > > > Another question, does RTCP give information about the available BW? If > > > not, what is the way to know the available BW for the call? > > > > You mean available bandwidth in the link? No there's no way to have > > this info with RTCP. Most if not all information available in RTCP SR > > and RR are shown in the "dq" command btw. > > I believed that when the negotiations between the voip clients was > happening, the available BW in the link was one of the parameters taken in > consideration. > I will investigate if any tool exist and can be used joined with pjsua. > > > > > cheers, > > -benny > > Thanks a lot Benny!!
