[Asterisk-Users] echo cancellation: the never-ending quest
fortruth
Ben Merrills
ben at griffin.com
Mon Oct 4 09:25:57 MST 2004
What options do the others offer over one another? Is there a
difference, or is it simply a case of one superseding the other? Would
be good to put something together that details the different methods,
and which situations maybe they better suit, if any.
Ben
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Darren
Nickerson
Sent: 04 October 2004 16:22
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] echo cancellation: the never-ending quest
fortruth
"Bruce Komito" <brucek at bagel.com> spake thusly:
> Asterisk apparently has five echo cancellation algorithms: STEVE,
STEVE2,
> MARK, MARK2 and MARK3. The current default appears to be MARK2.
>
> My question is, has anyone had any experience with any of the others
> (other than MARK2), and is there some conventional wisdom as to when
to
> use one over another?
Bruce,
I asked Mark that question at Astricon, since it seems to me that this
section of the code offers lots of options with little guidance, and I
haven't seen this matter receive any in-depth treatment on the list
lately
either (I guess most people simply accept the out-of-the-box default,
and
those who do have echo problems for any reason (like us) dig a little
deeper).
He said that MARK2 is the recommended one, and that some people have
found
the aggressive option help.
FWIW, we run MARK2 in aggressive mode here.
-Darren
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Darren Nickerson
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iFax Solutions, Inc. www.ifax.com
darren.nickerson at ifax.com
+1.215.438.4638 x8106
+1.215.243.8335 (fax)
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