Regarding Conference

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On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 1:12 PM, Abdul Khadar
<abdul.khadar at pyronetworks.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have developed a shared library using pjsip.  By using this pjsip shared
> library I want to create conference with a java program. For a single call
> it is working fine , when I am placing more than one call and I am adding
> this port to the conference pool.
>
> After call is  entered into conference voice reaching to all persons who are
> in conference ,but voice is braking i.e. delay in voice.
>
> Below is the configuration for each port.
>
> Port #00:
>   Name                    : /dev/dsp
>   Sampling rate           : 16000 Hz
>   Samples per frame       : 160
>   Frame time              : 10 ms
>   Signal level adjustment : tx=0, rx=0
>   Current signal level    : tx=0, rx=0
>   Transmitting to ports   : #1 #2
>
> Port #01:
>   Name                    : strm0x530bf0
>   Sampling rate           : 16000 Hz
>   Samples per frame       : 160
>   Frame time              : 10 ms
>   Signal level adjustment : tx=0, rx=0
>   Current signal level    : tx=0, rx=0
>   Transmitting to ports   :  #0 #2
>
> Port #02:
>   Name                    : strm0x531128
>   Sampling rate           : 16000 Hz
>   Samples per frame       : 160
>   Frame time              : 10 ms
>   Signal level adjustment : tx=0, rx=0
>   Current signal level    : tx=0, rx=0
>   Transmitting to ports   :  #0 #1
>
> this configuration changed to 8000 hz, 240 sample 20 ms also, when I have
> this sample rates voice was more breaking, so I change to 10ms. It was
> little bit ok but still it is breaking.
>

What platform are you running this on? Can it handle more than one calls?
For troubleshooting audio problems please consult this page:
http://trac.pjsip.org/repos/wiki/sound-problems

Cheers
 Benny



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