On 02/18/2013 07:47 AM, David Matthews wrote:
I tried using SIP (Linphone) on Debian without any luck. After removing
echo cancellation in Linphone settings I can hear other side but the
I'd be interested in any success reports with linphone or any other sip
client
on a current freerunner
Hi Aaron
I'm using Linphone on QtMoko with QX. I used this [1] as a guide to get
things working. The author has some broken links to his configuration
files, though. Here are the corrected links:
http://pub.acaia.ca/profiles.conf
http://pub.acaia.ca/favourites.conf
Hello Aaron,
Can you please provide more information, e.g.
1. Which kernel are you using?
2. Can you use arecord to record the microphone, i.e. can you hear a
recording of yourself when running the following commands (replace
path-to-voip-handset.state by the correct path)?
alsactl -f
On 02/19/2013 04:20 PM, alonivtsan wrote:
Hello Aaron,
Can you please provide more information, e.g.
1. Which kernel are you using?
root@neo:~# uname -a
Linux neo 2.6.34-qtmoko-v48 #1 Wed Sep 12 11:31:51 UTC 2012 armv4tl
GNU/Linux
2. Can you use arecord to record the microphone, i.e. can
Thank you Aaron for your help. I simply copied the voip-handset.state
file from qtmoko v48 and now everything works. To fix the quality of my
output getting worse over time I enabled only GSM codec and disabled
Enable adaptive rate control.
On Tue, 2013-02-19 at 16:38 -0500, Aaron Sells wrote:
I tried using SIP (Linphone) on Debian without any luck. After removing
echo cancellation in Linphone settings I can hear other side but the
I'd be interested in any success reports with linphone or any other sip client
on a current freerunner distro
Anyone?
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David Matthews
Hello all,
I tried using SIP (Linphone) on Debian without any luck. After removing
echo cancellation in Linphone settings I can hear other side but the
other side cannot hear me.
I think the issue is microphone not recording. I'm using the standard
kernel that is shipped in Debian (2.6.34).
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