Correct, 5-7 second delay then the caller hears audio and the call is clear. The caller hears ringing right from the start, the called person has already answered and said thank you for calling, this is Tom(the7 second delay for the caller), and all the caller hears is Tom, and then the conversation continues fine.
Telus is the LD provider. I did find a LD distance number to reproduce the error each time. Right after I call a local number, and I can't reproduce the error. I'm going to contact Telus next. Phones are on the LAN. Echo cancel training is turned off. CPU is a load average of .8 to 1. I tried a packet capture, obviously did something wrong because I don't see any sip or rtp in the log... when I do a filter with wireshark. I don't see any odd It's like something isn't signaling the phone properly to stop playing the ringing and start the conversation, this just started over the last month - no major changes on the pbx or lan that I can recall. -----Original Message----- From: John Lange [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2011 10:46 AM To: Chris Friesen Cc: Asterisk SIG Subject: Re: [*] audio delay Just to clarify, It's taking 5-7 seconds to setup the audio path for the call but after that there is no delay in the audio? The phones are on a LAN or are they over the Internet? This is probably irrelevant but MTS in Manitoba is not using National 2 unless you got your PRI from Allstream before the merger. That wouldn't cause this problem though. John _______________________________________________ Asterisk mailing list [email protected] http://www.muug.mb.ca/mailman/listinfo/asterisk
