[Asterisk-Users] Terrible audio quality using Asterisk and X-Lite?

WipeOut . wipeout at linuxmail.org
Fri Jun 27 23:23:37 MST 2003


Is the sound "choppy"??

If it is you are using the GSM codec... disable it and use G.711 (ulaw or alaw) and the quality should be fine.. the reason is that MS GSM is not the same as Linux GSM.. At least thats what I have been told..

Later..

> Greetings! I have made great progress thanks to this
> group. My Asterisk seems to be working for the most
> part. I am using the following equipment/software:
> 
> * HP Vectra VL - Pentium Pro CPU - 256MB RAM
> * Redhat Linux 8 - Loaded straight from distro CDs as
> Developer Workstation - latest updates from RHN
> * Asterisk (latest as of two weeks ago when I used CVS
> checkout)
> * X-Lite SIP Client on a Windows 2000 PC
> * 10 Base-T network between the PC and the Asterisk
> server
> * The Win 2000 PC is acting as a router to the
> Internet. It has a 10/100 NIC connected back to
> Asterisk and a wireless NIC to the Internet.
> 
> I have configured using Andy's quick start and the
> Asterisk manual as guides. I have setup a single
> extension with voicemail. When I call, the generic
> voicemail greeting answers and allows me to leave a
> message. I receive an e-mail with the message
> attached. However, the quality of the recording is
> terrible. I also notice that the quality of the audio
> during the voicemail greeting is intermittently great
> and sometimes choppy/missed completely.
> 
> Are there any settings that I can tinker with to
> enhance the VoIP quality in this configuration?
> 
> Thanks!
> Chip
> 
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