[asterisk-users] Re: gTalk no audio issue

Alex Guan guan.alex at gmail.com
Tue Sep 19 10:49:53 MST 2006


I should have posted the logs when the call is accepted....here it is:

-- SIP/5001-081ef020 answered Gtalk/guan.alex-e086
[Sep 19 12:13:47] DEBUG[31226]: rtp.c:1402 ast_rtp_early_bridge: Channel
'Gtalk/guan.alex-e086' has no RTP, not doing anything
[Sep 19 12:13:47] NOTICE[31226]: chan_gtalk.c:1331 gtalk_indicate: Don't
know how to indicate condition '-1'
[Sep 19 12:13:47] DEBUG[31226]: channel.c:2652 set_format: Set channel
Gtalk/guan.alex-e086 to write format ulaw
[Sep 19 12:13:47] DEBUG[31226]: chan_gtalk.c:513 gtalk_answer: Answer!

JABBER: asterisk OUTGOING: <iq type='set' to='
guan.alex at gmail.com/Talk.v96A3F055BC' from='
leozhang99 at gmail.com/asterisk9642378C' id='aaaai'><session xmlns='
http://www.google.com/session' type='accept' initiator='
guan.alex at gmail.com/Talk.v96A3F055BC' id='1314397402'><description xmlns='
http://www.google.com/session/phone' xml:lang='en'><payload-type id='0'
name='PCMU' clockrate='8000' bitrate='64000'/><payload-type id='100'
name='EG711U' clockrate='8000' bitrate='64000'/><payload-type id='102'
name='iLBC' clockrate='8000' bitrate='13300'/><payload-type id='106'
name='telephone-event' clockrate='8000'/></description><transport xmlns='
http://www.google.com/transport/p2p'/></session></iq>
[Sep 19 12:13:47] WARNING[31226]: rtp.c:3019 ast_rtp_bridge: Can't find
native functions for channel 'Gtalk/guan.alex-e086'
    -- Native bridging Gtalk/guan.alex-e086 and SIP/5001-081ef020 ended

Thanks again,
Alex


On 9/19/06, Alex Guan <guan.alex at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Gang,
>
> With the latest code I am having audio issue with the chan_gtalk and
> wondering if anyone else had the same problem
>
> - I was able to set up the call between Asterisk and my gTalk account, but
> there was no audio
> - Looking closer, I am seeing these messages for an incoming call:
>
>  -- SIP/5001-081ef020 is ringing
> [Sep 19 12:13:44] DEBUG[31226]: rtp.c:1402 ast_rtp_early_bridge: Channel
> 'Gtalk/guan.alex-e086' has no RTP, not doing anything
> [Sep 19 12:13:44] NOTICE[31226]: chan_gtalk.c:1331 gtalk_indicate: Don't
> know how to indicate condition '3'
> [Sep 19 12:13:44] DEBUG[31226]: channel.c :2278 ast_indicate_data: Driver
> for channel 'Gtalk/guan.alex-e086' does not support indication 3, emulating
> it
> [Sep 19 12:13:44] DEBUG[31226]: channel.c:2427 ast_prod: Prodding channel
> 'Gtalk/guan.alex-e086'
> [Sep 19 12:13:44] DEBUG[31226]: channel.c:2652 set_format: Set channel
> Gtalk/guan.alex-e086 to write format slin
>
> JABBER: asterisk INCOMING: <iq to=" leozhang99 at gmail.com/asterisk9642378C"
> type="set" id="98" from="guan.alex at gmail.com/Talk.v96A3F055BC"><session
> type="transport-info" id="1314397402" initiator="
> guan.alex at gmail.com/Talk.v96A3F055BC" xmlns="http://www.google.com/session"><transport
> xmlns=" http://www.google.com/transport/p2p"><candidate name="rtp"
> address="10.10.150.96" port="4923" preference="1"
> username="NXkxfCIYx2p8tMNc" protocol="udp" generation="0"
> password="mVSwEuvfiU9y062J" type="local"
> network="0"/></transport></session></iq>
>     -- JABBER: I Dont have an IQ!!!
>
> Does anybody know why there is no RTP?  What am I missing here?
>
> And here is my gtalk.conf :
>
> [general]
> context=gtalk
> allowguest=yes
>
> [guest]
> disallow=all
> allow=ulaw
> context=guest
>
> [guan.alex]
> username= guan.alex at gmail.com
> disallow=all
> allow=ulaw
> allow=ilbc
> allow=isac
> context=gtalk
> connection=asterisk
>
> My jabber.conf:
>
>
> [general]
> debug=yes
> autoprune=yes
> autoregister=yes
>
> [asterisk]
> type=client
> serverhost=talk.google.com
> username=xxxxxxx at gmail.com              ;;
> secret=xxxxxx
> port=5222
> usetls=yes                              ;
> usesasl=yes
> buddy=guan.alex at gmail.com
> statusmessage="online"
> timeout=100
>
> Your help is greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks,
> Alex
>
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