The two agent used mode 30. (Both are using pjsip with the same config) But I've just made a test that seems to really improve things : I've disabled the enhancer (attr->setting.penh = 0;) of ilbc... and by miracle things are really better now! I've asked a tester to confirm the behavior but regarding my tests it really seems to be the reason of the problem. I did this test because I had a look into the Asterisk code and see that they *always* disable the enhancer : that's an non configurable flag set to 0 (and they also use So... good news, and maybe can helps other people with ilbc and low cpu if confirmed. To anticipate, if it is really the cause of the issue : I think that there is no way to disable penh neither in config_site.h nor in pjsua. Can it be an evolution? I quickely search into the project and saw that it is enabled for ilbc and speex (I'll also try to disable it with speex and see if sound is better since actually it is not as better as I would expect on android - but by far better than it was with ilbc). As for me, I can afford to change by hand, but I would suggest you to add an option for penh. I assume that a setting in pjsua is not so easy to add, but a precompil flag to globaly enable / disable enhancers for codecs could be great (or by codec?) Thx Regis 2010/8/17 Benny Prijono <bennylp at teluu.com> > 2010/8/17 R?gis Montoya <r3gis.3r at gmail.com>: > > Don't worry, I have already the good config_site set. (And recently > > optimized). > > Everything is just fine with all other codecs (and even better, I have > also > > ported the g729 port from samuel and also work really fine) GSM, speex > etc > > are fine too. Nexus One has a 1GHz CPU and should be enough to support > ilbc. > > > > My point is just a report to help the developer to find out what is going > > wrong with ilbc. There is maybe a regression or something bad with it. > > That's really strange that 20ms is really good and 30ms become absolutely > > unusable? Isn't it? > > But if we can support ilbc (as it is announced on the main page of > pjsip), > > it would be really cool. Well not a necessity but if somebody has an idea > on > > how to quickly fix it. > > > > The iLBC mode is set to 30ms by default, and I don't recall having any > problems with this mode.. > > What peer did you use for the test? > > According to the spec, if any of the agent uses mode 30, then the > other must also use mode 30, even though it initially indicates that > it uses mode 20 in its SDP. It could be that the peer is still using > mode 20 even though you've set your mode to 30. > > And yes we used to have this problem in the past, but this was fixed > months/year ago, so as long as you have relatively recent pjsip > version you should be okay. > > This can be easily verified by looking at the .pcap capture. > > Cheers > Benny > > _______________________________________________ > Visit our blog: http://blog.pjsip.org > > pjsip mailing list > pjsip at lists.pjsip.org > http://lists.pjsip.org/mailman/listinfo/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.pjsip.org/pipermail/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org/attachments/20100817/cf782f3d/attachment.html>
