Quoting Matthias Apitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > El día Wednesday, April 02, 2008 a las 06:09:26PM +0200, Matthias Schneider > escribió: > > > Emilio, > > > > sorry, thats all I know about H.264 and H.323 and I do not have any > resources to > > deal with it any further. If you are really interested you can dig into > this for > > yourself and contact Simone Horne (howerver only for questions about OPAL > and > > not about Ekiga), there should be posts by him on the OPAL mailing list. > > (btw: it is Simon Horne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and I contacted him, no > reply yet); > > > > > However I would like to help you on the video issue, so I would welcome > > additional info there (preview working?, logo working with 500, etc.) > > > > Matthias > > Hi Matthias, > > This morning I did two tests to [EMAIL PROTECTED], one with V4L and cam, > the other with MovingLogo as picture: > > in both tests also the video was echoed fine from [EMAIL PROTECTED]; I did > realized this for the 1st time because the video echo starts after the > greeting message 'you're about entering the echo test room...' is over; > maybe in the past I never awaited the end of the greeting (or never set > the View to 'picture-in-picture'), anyway: video is fine; > > but in the call with V4L the status message in the main screen stays as > 'Standby', while in the call with MovingLogo it switches to 'Connected > with 500' and the call duration is displayed and updated correctly as > time runs; > > I've inserted some Debug: statements in to the Ekiga code, so they're > not in your code in SVN but the Debug: messages says in which method we > are; here it comes, 1st for the call with V4L and 2nd with MovingLogo; > somehow the call in V4L mode does not reach the connected state and the > HANGUP-button does not work because the X11-call-back function of this does > no have the call-pointer in the struct mw->current_call; and this is > perhaps because Opal::Call::OnEstablished() is not passed; > > > call to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with V4L: > > Debug:lib/engine/protocol/skel/call-core.cpp CallCore::dial() > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::Call() > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::OnOpenMediaStream() > Debug:StreamType Audio > Debug:stream_name: PCMU > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::OnOpenMediaStream() > Debug:StreamType Audio > Debug:stream_name: PCMU > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::OnOpenMediaStream() > Debug:StreamType Video > Debug:stream_name: h261 > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::OnOpenMediaStream() > Debug:StreamType Video > Debug:stream_name: h261 > CIF MPI = 33 > Frame Time = 3003 > Frame Height = 144 > Temporal Spatial Trade Off = 0 > Max Bit Rate = 4096000 > Clock Rate = 90000 > Max Rx Frame Height = 144 > Max Rx Frame Width = 176 > QCIF MPI = 33 > Min Rx Frame Height = 144 > Min Rx Frame Width = 176 > Annex D = 0 > Max Frame Size = 1400 > Target Bit Rate = 800000 > Frame Width = 176 > > [click on HANGUP button] > > Debug:toggle_call_cb() > Debug:mw->current_call is NULL > gm_connect_button_get_connected... is true > Debug:now leaving toggle_call_cb > > CTRL-C to end ekiga; > > > call to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with MovingLogo: > > Debug:lib/engine/protocol/skel/call-core.cpp CallCore::dial() > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::Call() > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::OnOpenMediaStream() > Debug:StreamType Audio > Debug:stream_name: PCMU > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::OnOpenMediaStream() > Debug:StreamType Audio > Debug:stream_name: PCMU > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::OnOpenMediaStream() > Debug:StreamType Video > Debug:stream_name: h261 > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::OnOpenMediaStream() > Debug:StreamType Video > Debug:stream_name: h261 > CIF MPI = 33 > Frame Time = 3003 > Frame Height = 144 > Temporal Spatial Trade Off = 0 > Max Bit Rate = 4096000 > Clock Rate = 90000 > Max Rx Frame Height = 144 > Max Rx Frame Width = 176 > QCIF MPI = 33 > Min Rx Frame Height = 144 > Min Rx Frame Width = 176 > Annex D = 0 > Max Frame Size = 1400 > Target Bit Rate = 800000 > Frame Width = 176 > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::OnEstablished() > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::OnEstablished() > Debug:on_established_call_cb > Debug:setting mw->current_call = &call; > > [click on HANGUP button] > > Debug:toggle_call_cb() > gm_connect_button_get_connected... is true > Debug:calling hangup_call_cb now > Debug:hangup_call_cb() > Debug:src/endpoints/opal-call.cpp Opal::Call::hangup() > Debug:now leaving toggle_call_cb > > The program 'ekiga' received an X Window System error. > This probably reflects a bug in the program. > The error was 'BadWindow (invalid Window parameter)'. > (Details: serial 127476 error_code 3 request_code 10 minor_code 0) > (Note to programmers: normally, X errors are reported asynchronously; > that is, you will receive the error a while after causing it. > To debug your program, run it with the --sync command line > option to change this behavior. You can then get a meaningful > backtrace from your debugger if you break on the gdk_x_error() function.) > Segmentation fault (core dumped) > $ > > that's all for the moment; comments? > > Emilio > -- > Matthias Apitz
Emilio, we should focus at first to the problem why we do not reach the connected state. I think I have been experiecing similar problems from time to time. However I do not understand how this could be related to the different video sources, since for OPAL this should be completely transparent. Maybe its a good idea to continue tracing the establishment process? And, to be sure, put a trace when going in and out in the functions of src/devices/videoinput.cpp (However I am unsure that the problem is there since you do get a working picture) to see if some (of my new ) functions block there. About the X BadWindow problem I have no idea now, perhaps a -d 4 tells more when running into that situation? By the way I noticed on your logo transmission screen that you are transmitting about 1 mbit/s to the ekiga.net, but only get back 200 kbit/s, thus the garbled picture and low receiving framerate. Perhaps you should adjust the sending bitrate to your internet uplink speed? Matthias ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. _______________________________________________ Ekiga-devel-list mailing list Ekiga-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/ekiga-devel-list
