Apologies. I fixed the error on my own, using a few different things (I'm not sure which exactly solved it). Make sure the file is encoded properly (http://trac.pjsip.org/repos/wiki/audio-check-play): any clock rate mono (not stereo) 16bit, PCM sample Then use these settings in conjunction with the ones needed to make the call. --null-audio --auto-play --play-file="" Also, try "listing ports" (using the command cl) and "connecting ports" (the command cc) to see if that helps you get it to work manually. On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 9:02 AM, Isaac Witmer <isaaclw at gmail.com> wrote: > I have a computer that I want to make out-going calls from. it is a virtual > machine and has no microphone/speakers (as it's a command line server). > > I'm using pjsua to connect to our asterisk server, so specifying: > ./pjsua --null-audio --id=sip:user at ip --registrar=sip:server --realm=* > --username=user --password=pass sip:phone#@server > makes the calls very nicely, but of course I get no sound. > > I wanted to make a phone call by specifying a wav file to play, but without > null-audio I get errors like: > ?08:58:07.733? pjsua_media.c? Error retrieving default audio device > parameters: Unable to find default audio device (PJMEDIA_EAUD_NODEFDEV) > [status=420006] > > > How does one go about using pjsua on a computer with no audio devices? > -Isaac >
