Hi all, This is my first post on this mailing-list and I have actually joined the list about 5 minutes ago. I have done a bit of research about this bug before posting it here, but haven't found much. The mailing-list archives don't seem to be searchable, so if there is a way to search the archives and the answer to my question is there, don't hesitate to let me know.
We are using a SVN snapshot of OpenLaszlo that could be located "between 3.4 and 4.0" (it's actually difficult to know because it's been used and manipulated for almost a year now without much help of the initial developer). When using a Videoconference application built in this version of OpenLaszlo, using Red5 as a streaming server, we have sound echoing problems (each user can hear himself after 2-3 seconds) which is quite annoying to our application users. Apparently [1] the problem is known for OpenLaszlo 4.0 but wasn't present in 3.4.0. What I would like to know is if this problem is known over here and, if so, if there is a fix to it. I don't particularly like going into a lot of details regarding the application and the versions of all its sub-elements, but I will do it gladfully if that really helps understanding the problem. I'm taking this opportunity to mention that Openaszlo is very interesting and a lot can be done easily. We are generating the interface in Flash because we don't think there is a way to handle video streaming for videoconference in JS/DHTML, but if you know otherwise, I wouldn't mind a hint or two. The application (GPL'ed) is kind of a fork of OpenMeetings (I *think* it's actually the other way around but I'm not sure about that) and we are now rebuilding it to get the code structured a bit, but that isn't the cause of the echo bug. Thanks in advance, Yannick Warnier [1] http://www.covcell.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=79
