JD wrote:
I'm still relatively a novice with asterisk and am having issues with
echo.
The calling party that calls a PSTN number doesnt hear the echo, but
the answered
side via sip or forwarded to another PSTN number over voip hears
excessive echo that
makes it difficult to communicate.
I've been playing with the zapata.conf settings for echocancel,
echotraining, rxgain, txgain, etc
and am basically stabbing in the dark (grin) I've read the wiki about
it, but it doesn't go into very
much detail.
Anyone know which parameters fix this issue?
Is there an easier way than tweaking settings in zapata.conf,
monitoring with ztmonitor, and restarting asterisk over and over?
JD
I should add that it's only on calls that are bridged. Calls inbound to
PSTN don't hear echo, sip/iax in/calls out don't hear echo but when
they're bridged (inbound PSTN outbound VOIP) the called party hears echo
badly.
What can I do about it?
JD
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JD Austin
Twin Geckos Technology Services LLC
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.twingeckos.com
phone/fax: 480.288.8195
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