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|Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward
|feature to cel phones
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|What have you got for rxgain and txgain for the channels that
|are going out over the PSTN?
|
|It sounds to me like you have echo above 0dB which would mean
What have you got for rxgain and txgain for the channels that are going
out over the PSTN?
It sounds to me like you have echo above 0dB which would mean that it
would get louder with each iteration.
This could be achieved by having bad echo as well as having the gains
set too high.
Cool sound
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|Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward
|feature to cel phones
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|Maybe turn echotraining off altogether.. I wonder if the cell
|company is also doing some line conditioning that is killing
|the call quality after the training (at both e
, May 01, 2005 2:05 PM
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I tried eventhough the call are not been "bridge" like when Asterisk bridges
2 sip calls and steps out of the way.
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|Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward
|feature to cel phones
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|On 20:28, Sat 30 Apr 05, Anton Krall wrote:
|> :)
|> No
On 20:28, Sat 30 Apr 05, Anton Krall wrote:
> :)
> No problem dialing another cell phone from asterisk or incoming from cel
> phone, etc.
>
> Console says nothing.
>
> The forwarded call is been directed using zap (x100)
>
> So nothing looks wrong... But still...cant figure out why forwarding th
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|feature to cel phones
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|Also, if the call goes back out on a z
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|feature to cel phones
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|Sounds like a echo/feedback which overmodulates the call once
|it gets going.
|Make sure you have echotraining turned on, and maybe vad too.
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|Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward
|feature to cel phones
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|Sounds like a echo/feedback which overmodulates the call once
|it gets going.
|Make sure you have echotraining turned on, and maybe vad too.
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|-Origin
Krall
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward feature to cel
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Here it is... You can notice the problem after the voice and some tones,
then it goes bad.
http:/
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward feature to cel
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Here it is... You can notice the problem after the voice and some tones,
then it goes bad.
http://www.intruder.com.mx/badcall.wav
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|Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward
|feature to cel phones
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|That would be entertaining at worst! Send a link to it please!
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number, send the caller to voicemail, if = 3 digits, then forward to an
internal extension and if >= 8 digits, then dial outside using zap.
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ADCom Corp.
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|Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward
|feature to cel phones
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|I know I saw something about not using GSM codecs when on cell
|phones, could this be the case?
|Th
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|Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward
|feature to cel phones
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|I know I saw something about not using GSM codecs when on cell
|phones, could this be the case?
|The 2 second delay, well unfortunately all cell's
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|Matt Riddell
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|feature to cel phones
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|Anton Krall wrote
Curious,
How did you do the forward? Was it a script or programming in C?
Any output from debug?
Race "The Tyrant" Vanderdecken
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ional call...
Greg
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward featur
Anton Krall wrote:
Jejejejeje I didn’t know how to put the sound it does... Its like an
intermitent sound like when you are to lose a cel phone connection.
Ah...and the cellphone has range?
Normally I would say that seeing as you normally hear in on a cell phone
it would likely be that end, but m
: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
|Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Programing a call forward
|feature to cel phones
|
|Anton Krall wrote:
|> Problem I have is that if somebody using a cel phone calls
|in and gets
|> directed to my extension which in turn is directed to
Anton Krall wrote:
Problem I have is that if somebody using a cel phone calls in and gets
directed to my extension which in turn is directed to my cel phone, the call
comes thru but after 2 seconds, the call gets all garbled and with a sound
like b and the caller cant be heard anymore.
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