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Hello,

I want to test some stereo stuff and PJMDIA "tricks" and tryied the 
stereotest file (no changes have been done so far).
Unfortunately I get an error telling me that PortAdudio could not find 
any sound device on my Ubuntu 10.10 64 bit system (see the log at the 
end of this email).

I already had a look at the mailing list and could find my problem: 
http://lists.pjsip.org/pipermail/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org/2010-August/011379.html. 
I followed the ideas and hints given in this conversation but my problem 
is not solved.

So far I ded the following steps:

- The "Null Sound Device" unfortunately is not an option.
- I also had a look at wiki's troubleshooting sound problems page. I 
checked the used sound device but only got the same log text as shown 
below. There hat not been any line beginning with pasound.c and even the 
portaudio or pa_dev lines do not conatin anything like this.
- The hint to compile the whole pjsip stack  sounds interesting but I 
think I already did this (make, make clean, malk dep, make install ...). 
The portaudio third-party build folder does not seem to have a own 
makefile. So maybe this is the solution but I do not know how to compile 
really everything.



The log from the original, unchanged stereotest:
  11:33:07.362 os_core_unix.c  pjlib 1.8.10 for POSIX initialized
  11:33:07.364       pa_dev.c  PortAudio sound library initialized, status=0
  11:33:07.364       pa_dev.c  PortAudio host api count=1
  11:33:07.364       pa_dev.c  Sound device count=0
  11:33:07.364          pjlib  select() I/O Queue created (0x1ea8cf8)
  11:33:07.365   wav_writer.c  File writer 'record.wav' created: 
samp.rate=16000, bufsize=4KB
  11:33:07.365   stereotest.c  Unable to open sound device: Unable to 
find default audio device (PJMEDIA_EAUD_NODEFDEV) [code=420006]

Thanks for support
Regards
Matthias



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