Yup, I should have thought of echo can and jitterbuffer. That completely explains what I'm seeing. Thank you all.
Mike. On Friday 13 March 2009 07:19:21 M Hulber wrote: > I believe it's echo and/or jitter being measured when the call is > connected as I recall it being explained. This issue has existed for a > long time and I'm not sure there's much you can do about it except to > wait for a second before speaking when a call is connected. I think > maybe I have trained myself over the years to deal with this by waiting > until I actually hear sound on the other end of the line before > speaking. For example, when I answer a call, I don't say, "Hello" until > I hear a bit of noise on the channel which takes a second. If it's > longer than about a second maybe you have some other issues to deal with. > > Mike Diehl wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I've got a problem where many times, there is silence at the first 1-2 > > seconds of a call. Then it clears up and it's crystal clear. I've not > > put a sniffer on it, yet, but I suspect that the media channel is still > > being set up. The server shouldn't be too overloaded. Can anyone give > > me some advise on how to solve/mitigate this problem? > > > > Mike. >
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