[*] Echo - possible solution
John Lange
john.lange at open-it.ca
Tue Oct 10 10:02:44 CDT 2006
You probably can't solve the echo problems but make sure you have the
following:
First, use asterisk-1.4beta which has the most up to date echo
cancelers.
If you are not using 1.4, then in the file: zaptel-1.2.X/zconfig.h
Comment out the other echo cancelers and uncomment:
#define ECHO_CAN_MG2
And in /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf, make sure you have:
echocancel=yes ;or try echocancel=256
echotraining=yes
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In theory there is no reason why the x100p can't have just as good of
echo cancellation as any other analog card (since they all use software
echo). The only thing I can think of is that since the x100p is
basically a software modem it has high CPU overhead which prevents the
software echo cancellation from working as well as it could.
Alternatively you could just buy a SIP channel from a provider ;) Then
you don't need a server or a phone line.
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John
On Sat, 2006-10-07 at 10:55 -0500, Hernan Popper wrote:
> I really want to make this work. Based on what I've seen on the web,
> It looks like the x100p it's just too cheap to avoid the echo.
>
> Some time ago, I bought a Zoom 5801, and, lucky me, the FXO port is
> not really an FXO port, it's just a pass-thru to the FXS, but cannot
> bridge FXO to VoIP as the Sipura 3000 or grandstream 488.
>
> 2 options
>
> 1) Does somebody has a sipura 3000 or grandstream 488 that is not
> being used and wants to sell it for a good cause?
>
> 2) If option 1 is not an optoin... From all the voip hardware gurus in
> the list... Who can give me a good price on a sipura 3000?
>
> To the good samaritan (and bad business man) who has a spare one to
> offer, I can introduce you to the friend of a friend who has a brother
> who thinks he knows somebody who knows how to mod the xbox :)
>
> Thanks
> Hernan
>
>
>
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