Hi Scott, Scott Tomer wrote: > I realize that the forums are new, so I decided to join the mailing > list in hopes of receiving more response to my issues. > > I am trying to send faxes in "standard" resolution and someone in the > forums suggested I receive a fax in standard resolution to see what > format the TIFF would be in to discover how to send it in > "standard". Since I had been planning on getting fax receiving > working anyway, I thought this was an excellent idea. > > Here is a link to the forum discussion: http://forum.openpbx.org/ > index.php/topic,27.0.html > > But, I am having issues in getting faxes to receive (as noted in the > last post on the topic). > > I turned on "udptl debug". Nothing happened when the fax call came > in. I also turned on sip debug, but being new to VOIP, it did not > make very much sense to me. > > Long story short, I am getting a PHASE E status of 61, with the > message "Fax receive not successful - result (61) The call dropped > prematurely". > > My configuration can be found in the forum post or I can repost it > here along with anything else needed. > > Please help. >
Looks like you figured out the key issue - that pixels are not square in a FAX. Now you need to use a viewer that works properly. Many do not take any notice of the asymmetric resolution of a FAX, and display it squashed. You know, there is a reason why FAQs exist. It generally saves you a lot of time if you scan through the available material. Steve _______________________________________________ Openpbx-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openpbx.org/mailman/listinfo/openpbx-users
