[Asterisk-Users] Echo heard by person receiving call
Richard Scobie
r.scobie at clear.net.nz
Thu May 15 23:14:46 MST 2003
Thanks Mark,
I have been scratching my head for the last couple of days, wondering
why I could not get echo can. to work, because page 51 of the draft
manual says:
echocancel: Disable or enable echo cancellation. In almost every
configuration it is recommended that this be left on (or left unstated,
as the default is always on.)
I had thus not added the echocancel= in zapata.conf
Once I did, mec3 is doing a great job.
Regards,
Richard
Mark Spencer wrote:
> Please be sure you have "echocancelwhenbridged" and "echocancel" enabled
> in your zapata.conf before you define the channel.
>
> You can type "zap show channel 1" or "zap show channel 2" to see the state
> of the echo can.
>
> Mark
>
> On Thu, 15 May 2003, Derek Beaumont wrote:
>
>
>>Problem: When calling a long distance number through iconnecthere, the
>>phone making the call (attacked to my asterisk box) heard everything fine.
>>However, the phone on the receiving end will hear an echo about 250 - 500ms
>>after speaking.
>>
>>So far, I have tried the following to solve the problem:
>>Recompiled Zaptel with all of the different echo cancellation algorithms
>>Adjusted the echo cancellation level in zapata.conf (for each algorithm)
>>Swore at my computer
>>
>>Is there anything I can do to fix this?
>>Is this a problem caused by iconnecthere?
>>
>>My hardware:
>>X100P
>>TDM10B
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