Re: [GnomeMeeting-list] cvs version

[daniel huhardeaux <devel tootai net>]

Damien Sandras wrote:

> > All stations ate connected to the same GateKeeper.
> >
> > Openphone: faststart, h245 tunneling and h245 in SETUP. No NAT router
> >
> > The same setup in GM allow calls to endpoints but different behaviour 
> > for phone per gateway. Or I get a immediately a "called party hang up" 
> > or connection is done but poor audio quality. If I disable Fast start, 
> >    
>
> poor audio quality with the same codec? That doesn't make sense to me.
>  
Yes. But on the other end is it's a normal phone.

> > for number which could be reached, it's calling but whem called party 
> > hang up, I get "called party line is disturbed" (la ligne de votre 
> > correspondant est en derangement). Party which couldn't be reached if 
> >    
>
> That's the gatekeeper that returns that message.
>  
OK

> > FastStart is activate has problem that I hear them but they can't hear 
> > me. If I disable H245 tunneling, in all cases I can hear called party 
> > but they can't hear me.
> >
> > OpenPhone is working well on *both* stations. ohphone anf GM 0.96 have 
> > same behaviour then GM-cvs. And looking in log files from ohphone I 
> > found this:
> >    
>
>  
>
> > For called party which can't hear me, I didn't have a "Started logical 
> > channel: sending G.711-ALaw-64k". Just have the receiving one. So what's 
> > the differences between GM/ohphone and OpenPhone. H323 and PTlib under 
> > windows?
> >    
>
> None, really. That kind of behavior really suggests a buggy gatekeeper.
> I remember older versions of GNU GK had such a behavior is some cases,
> but they have been fixed. Perhaps you could check the gatekeeper logs to
> determine why it doesn't want to open the audio channels.
>  
Hmmh, don't know which one it is :-( I call through a gateway/gatekeeper 
in england (dualtalk). And in my gatekeeper logs I see that answers are 
coming from this gateway. So problem is located after there Gw/Gk.

I just install ohphone/W32 on the PCs on which openphone is working: 
same result that under linux. Do this mean that openphone is "buggy" to 
accept such gatekeeper?

Additional question: if a called party has his echo, what does it mean? 
And if audio is hashed? In openphone I'm able to add sound buffers in 
Audio Device Options but in GM I don't know how to adjust it.

Sorry to have take your time with this matter. If I will find the 
solution I will let you know.

--
daniel