Hi Benny and Klaus, On 08 Sep 2008, at 17:05, Benny Prijono wrote: > A little bit addition, actually pjsua should produce the same log > messages, it's just that they are suppressed by log level is 4. > Whether they're harmful or not depends on whether the audio quality > is good (or not). If audio is good, then they're not harmful, and if > audio is bad, then those are stuff that you or I need to look into. :) > > Cheers > Benny > > > On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 3:57 PM, Klaus Darilion <klaus.mailinglists at pernau.at > > wrote: > Hi Ruud! > > I have tons of such warnings when testing with clients running in > VMwares. The time in my VMware is not accurate thus the clients have > different timing and it happens that the jitter buffer gets filled > up or > gets empty. Then pjsip dynamically increases/decreases playback > speed to > compensate the different timing (actually the pitch stays constant - > thus streaming a music file sounds very funy). > > Maybe your problem is similar. > > regards > klaus I explicitly did --log-level=5 on pjsua, and it is not exhibiting these messages, which made me suspicious. Also I am running on "real" hardware, i.e. a Macbook. On the other had, the audio is sounding just fine. I'm just wondering why I'm getting such messages in my software and if I am using PJMEDIA correctly. Ruud Klaver AG Projects
