On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 4:19 PM, John Dowd <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Monday 21 September 2009 17:11:18 Tschaka wrote: > > Hi John, > > > > i have two positive suggestion for you. first is: i got linphone to play > > and record sound!! > > with the hints from the mail you quoted, the packages there (dunno if > > neccessary) and a self-created alsa state file [1], it works. > > > > i moved the /etc/asound.conf file somewhere else (dunno if neccessary, > try > > it out), loaded up the state file and now can make calls. however there > is > > one problem: you will hear yourself with a 1 sec delay occasionally. try > to > > edit the state file and finetune it. > > > > > > second is: you can add contacts through rightclicking on the contacts > > thingy in linphone. now there is the literki keyboard (you can find it > > through searching the mailing list), which lets you open up an emulated > > mouse with pointer and right and left click. read rusolis' announcement > for > > further instructions. simply "rightclick" on the contacts area, click on > > add and off you go. > > > > hope this helps. Please report back your experiences with the asound.conf > > removal and your results. > > > > Greetings! > > The removal of the asound.conf file just caused the audio to not work. I > have > not delved very far into the inner workings of the Neo so I don't know if > any > errors are available to report. Since there is no "messages" file I can't > list > it here. > > I'm presuming that you meant me to use the state file that you linked to in > your email. I put it on the neo and rebooted (don't know how to "load" the > state machine from the command line). > > Your new state file had no discernible effect on the quality of the audio. > It > was still very broken up and delayed and exactly the same as the original > state file. > > Cheers!! > > -- > "To Err is human, to forgive is NOT company policy." > > John Dowd > S/W Contractor > email: jdowd at gmail dot com > Cell: (613)316-7884 > Home: (613)234-7884 > whoops, i guess i wasnt clear enough at this point. You got to load the state file via "alsactl -f /usr/share/shr/scenarii/linphone2.state restore" (assuming you put it into this corresponding directory) before making a call with linphone. as i said, it worked here, i could call myself on another PC using Ekiga/linphone on it and on my mobile. didn't test how the removal of asound.conf affects the system in general, especially after a reboot. i guess it is there for a reason. i would like to do further testing, but i'm short in time for at least the next few days. anyway, feel free to mail :) Greetings!
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