Multiple sound cards and pjsip

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Dharmen-

> Am currently using Audioscience cards with pjsip , with 8 incoming and 8 outgoing,
> works like a beauty.  I wouldn?t recommend those USB sound cards, had terrible
> nightmares with them. Anyway they still might work so just my own 2 cents.

Which specific ASI cards are you using?

Thanks.

-Jeff

> Sounds like you are using OSS (it uses /dev/dsp*) , you need to install ALSA and
> configure it properly, pjsip which uses portaudio requires ALSA if im not mistaken
> and wont work with OSS.
> 
> You can then assign input/output ports in the pjsip configuration files.  There is
> a command line utility in the samples directory called sndinfo-i686-pc-linux-gnu
> which you can use to identify which channels of your sound card are accessible by
> pjsip etc.
> 
> If you install the cards with ALSA , you can type aplay ?l (L)  or aplay ?L  to
> list the devices/sound cards that are connected.   They will be something like
> card0 , card1 , card2 etc.   Once this is done correctly , you can
> configure/install pjsip and then use the sndinfo to get the id of each card,
> configure them in the pjsip.conf and it should work
> 
> Regards
> 
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> From: pjsip-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pjsip-bounces at lists.pjsip.org] On
> Behalf Of Jeffrey Ross
> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2010 12:34 PM
> To: pjsip at lists.pjsip.org
> Subject: Multiple sound cards and pjsip
> 
> I wish to receive 10 mono voice channels connected directly into a remote machine
> and have them sent via pjsip to my local machine.  The local machine will send one
> voice channel back to the remote machine.  At present I'm investigating if I can
> get 10 USB sound cards to work in Linux and to do so reliably.  For testing I plan
> to modify pjsua to specify a list of device names to be opened, eg /dev/dsp0, ..
> /dev/dsp9.  It looks like pjsua tries to open /dev/dsp (although I can't see where
> it picks up that device name from).
> Has anyone succeeded in getting multiple sound cards to work with pjsip?
> Any hints?



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