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smokey01 · Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 1641 Location: South Australia

As I was doing some testing with caneri today it was obvious lobster is on the right track. We need to make Psip easier to use.

lobster has included a couple of important features such as sound playback and registration of a SIP server.

I have now taken that a bit further to ensure recording is working too. From my experience recording is normally muted and that can cause some issues especially for new comers.

I have now included lobsters ideas into the main GUI and included a recording test. This means you can open your default audio mixer and test your recording and playback.

I am still studying the information that seaside sent me and yet to look at 01micko's contribution.

Thanks

01micko · Joined: 11 Oct 2008 Posts: 7037 Location: qld

Hi all.

I think I'm having a sound card issue. It's really weird. I'll get it sorted, but one worrying thing is my cpu is nearly maxing out while negotiating with the sip server, seems to be stuck in a loop for awhile. Do we have the source for pjsua_custom_03-0.9.0 ??

The gtkdialog code needs a real cleanup, there are tons of stray processes! Just run top after you close Psip down to see. The problem is that children are starting from within processes and are forked.. these often don't end cleanly and we end up with a zombie. It's something I'm learning to deal with.

I think lobsters little wizard is great! It should run at first start (before the config files exist Wink

).. and then maybe have it accessible from a menu entry. I'll PM you some more stuff Smokey.. soon.

smokey01 · Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 1641 Location: South Australia

Micko check your gmail account.

Lobster · Posted: Sat 03 Sep 2011, 01:41 Post subject:

Hi guys

the enclosed file needs to be renamed help.html
and replaces
/usr/local/psip/resources/help.html

- Next to do - listen to voice messages and incorporate smokey suggestions

Welcome to Mick Cool

Puppy Linux
Dog and Bone

Lobster · Posted: Sat 03 Sep 2011, 02:29 Post subject:

previous html was wrong - should be OK now

smokey01 · Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 1641 Location: South Australia

Lobster · Posted: Sat 03 Sep 2011, 04:00 Post subject:

smokey01 · Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 1641 Location: South Australia

Sorry misread your message.

I have added record and playback testing.

Unzip the contents of new-psip-gui.tar.gz to /usr/local/psip

It contains a new psip-gui and a voice help file.

dogle · Joined: 11 Oct 2007 Posts: 303

I was delighted to receive a call from smokey01. This was a big surprise, because I thought I'd not be able to receive any incoming calls until I got round to installing a better router (to let me open port 5060); moreover I'm on DHCP (no dedicated URL).

So. it looks as if the IPTel login process is getting around these potential obstacles - top marks to IPTel - and although it does not meet Flash's ideal of box-to-box VoIP with no intermediary, functionally pretty close.

I promised, having mis-edited the config file first time round, to try smokey01's sound fix again:
-the bad news: invalid call attempt still sets up 'motorboating'.
-the good news: motorboating stops when a 'valid' call is requested.
I guess this is just down to pjsua making repeated failed call attempts until told otherwise, nothing to do with PSIP (or IPTel) so I'll go sniff the pjsua manual again.

Thus far I'm getting distortion on incoming speech; no luck increasing the call quality setting (nor using a later Puppy on another box), so maybe it's an ISP (or feeble wireless link?) problem.

Caneri · Joined: 04 Sep 2007 Posts: 1567 Location: Canada

Hi Mick,

Lobster · Posted: Sun 04 Sep 2011, 01:17 Post subject:

Lobster · Posted: Sun 04 Sep 2011, 05:22 Post subject:

Just heard from JamesBond
He got PSIP working in the newly released 64 bit Fatdog
with his 64 bit compiled pjsua - and the CPU usage was low

. . . that is good news Cool

smokey01 · Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 1641 Location: South Australia

jamesbond · Joined: 26 Feb 2007 Posts: 1573 Location: The Blue Marble

I used 1.10 series from www.psjip.org.
To be exact, this: http://www.pjsip.org/release/1.10/pjproject-1.10.tar.bz2
EDIT: Grant, does your new PSIP gui requires gtkdialog4 (thunor's gtkdialog) or standard gtkdialog3?
EDIT: It's gtkdialog3 - should have peeked into the source before asking Very Happy

EDIT: ah that's just the GUI - there is a ton other functions hidden somewhere ... where do I get those?
cheers!

smokey01 · Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 1641 Location: South Australia