[Asterisk-Users] SpanDSP + Lexmark 6170 = Cut off faxes?
Steve Underwood
steveu at coppice.org
Tue Nov 9 05:59:38 MST 2004
Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
>On November 8, 2004 06:41 pm, Steve Underwood wrote:
>
>
>>I have looked at many similar reports, and all but one turned out to be
>>due to data slips. However, if you are sure this is only happening with
>>one particular FAX machine your problem might be different. In t30.c
>>uncomment the first line. Rebuild spandsp and try FAXing. You should get
>>audio log files in /tmp. Send them to me, and I will investigate.
>>
>>
>
>Since there are so many problems with timing slips, would it be prudent to put
>some kind of log in the spandsp code that it spits out a warning something
>along the lines of "Warning: timing slip detected" to help reduce your time
>involved in debugging these issues?
>
>I'm pretty sure you already have some kind of code in-house which helps you do
>this (when you play back the audio files) -- can you elaborate a little on
>how you debug this stuff?
>
>
It isn't that easy to detect reliably (other than simply saying failure
== frame slip). Currently I do it my manual analysis of audio logs.
However, I need to do something, as this is becoming a real support hassle.
Steve
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