Rick Green wrote: > I just installed the 1.0.1 release and configured it. For the most part, > it seems an improvement over the Beta6 I had before, but in one respect, > it fails miserably: The audio quality for all IVR prompts, as well as VM > playback, is so poor it's unusable. The audio plays back > E-X-T-R-E-M-E-L-Y slow, and chopped up, kinda like a '60s druggie on > quaaludes with a bad stutter. The playback rate is about 1/4 of what I'd > expect, and the stutter is about 4/sec. One has to listen very carefully > to be able to make out anything at all. > I had initially installed from the Beta4 iso, and had regularly updated > it, with no adverse effects (and no obvious improvements along the way, > either). When the 1.0 release came out, I attempted the manual upgrade > using conary that was published on the blog (node/48450), but several of > those steps didn't appear to execute cleanly, so when the 1.0.1 iso came > out, I decided to do a clean install, but that resulted in a almost > unusable system. I have a phone that can make and receive calls, but I > can't use any of the asterisk features that require voice prompts of any > kind. > Any idea where to go from here? > > This is a very peculiar issue. I have never really seen this happen. If anything things should have improved since beta6 w/ asterisk 1.4.5 (1.0.1 w/ asterisk 1.4.17)
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