Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of sound-problems

Timestamp:

Dec 6, 2006 10:06:01 AM (18 years ago)

Author:

bennylp

Comment:

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sound-problems

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  1. [wiki:audio-check-codec-nego Check that codec is negotiated properly by both parties].
  1. [wiki:audio-check-ec Checking the Echo Cancellation Effectiveness]
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+ 1. [wiki:audio-how-to-record How to Record Audio with pjsua]
 
 == How to Report Audio Problems ==
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 If the problem is not listed above, or a solution can't be found, then the next step is to try to contact the mailing list to see if members can provide some help to diagnose/solve the problems. When reporting the problem, it's always good to follow this guideline:
 
- * Try to describe the problem as accurately as possible. Be verbose, because certainly it doesn't help at all to say that '''"the audio is bad"''' without describing what it means.
+ * Try to describe the problem in detail (is it noise, stutters, etc). Be verbose, because certainly it doesn't help at all to say that '''"the audio is bad"''' without describing what it means.
  * Let others know what checklists have been done. Try to narrow down the problem. If there are some log output (such as output of pjsua's '''{{{dq}}}''' command or {{{sndtest}}} output or just pjsua's log file) then attach these outpus to your post. It's always better to have more data rather than less data.
  * It will be very useful to have a sample recording of the problem, if it is possible. We know that it's very hard to describe what something sounds like, so with a recording others can hear themselves what exactly the problem is. Use the [wiki:audio-how-to-record How to Record Audio with pjsua] page for some instructions. Note that the mailing list does not allow message larger than '''100 KB''' so probably you'd need to put the sample recording somewhere and provide the link to your post.