Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of audio-check-play

Timestamp:

Dec 6, 2006 12:13:30 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

bennylp

Comment:

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audio-check-play

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-= Checking if Speaker is Functioning Properly by Playing a WAV File =
+= Checking if Audio is Playing Properly by Playing a WAV File =
 
+== First Check, Playing WAV File with pjsua ==
 An easy way to check if speaker is functioning properly is by using '''pjsua''' to play a WAV file to the speaker, with these easy steps:
 
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  1. Done. You should hear the file played to the speaker.
 
-If you couldn't hear the file played to the speaker, then there's probably something wrong with your speaker.
+If you couldn't hear the file played properly to the speaker, then follow the next step.
+
+[[BR]]
+
+== If First Check Fails, try Playing the WAV File with playfile sample ==
+
+If the file is '''not''' playing properly with pjsua, then try playing the file with '''{{{playfile}}}''' sample. The {{{playfile}}} sample binary should be put in {{{pjsip-apps/bin/samples}}} directory after the samples project is successfully built.
+
+To play a WAV file with {{{playfile}}} sample:
+{{{
+ $ ./playfile THEFILE.WAV
+}}}
+
+The difference between pjsua and playfile program is the lack of conference bridge in playfile.
+
+
+== Troubleshooting ==
+
+=== No audio is heard with both pjsua and playfile ===
+
+Probably it's because:
+ * the speaker is not working properly
+ * the level is set too low
+ * the WAV file contains blank recording
+ * or something else..
+
+