[Ekiga-list] Own Voice Echo even with Headsets

[raggeler]

Hi Again

I've tried with someone using a really good Headset using echo 
cancellation, but I still have this echo of my own voice...:/
It's quite annoying...:)

Regards

Rafael Aggeler

Damien Sandras wrote:
> Le mardi 05 septembre 2006 à 15:20 +0200, raggeler a écrit :
>   
>> Hiho
>>
>> It's an Intel ICH6 card, right. I use ALSA, no OSS. The tests with the 
>> configuration druid works fine, I just here one "hello" with the 4s 
>> delay. No echo.
>> When calling 500 at ekiga.net the Echo-Test works fine as well, I just here 
>> one echo, the one from the machine echoing ;) Also the arecord && aplay 
>> tests did not record
>> any echo. Therefore I think it's not the microphone and not ALSA  as 
>> well. Otherwise these tests would not work I guess?...
>>
>> Only when connecting to someone else (so not a echo-machine or whatever) 
>> I get the echo :/
>>
>>     
>
> I think the "someone else" is the problem. Make sure he has a good
> quality headset and he enabled echo cancellation.
>
>
>   
>> Regards
>>
>> Rafael
>>
>> Carles Pina i Estany wrote:
>>     
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> On Sep/05/2006, raggeler wrote:
>>>
>>>   
>>>       
>>>> I was looking around (also google and irc) for my problem with Ekiga: As 
>>>> soon as I get connected to another person, I hear my own voice as an 
>>>> echo. Even if the person
>>>> on the other end is using headphones or a headset, or turns his own 
>>>> microphone off. Myself uses a IBM T43 Thinkpad, using headphones to 
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> I am not completly sure: I have the same problem. IBM T60 Thinkpad :-)
>>>
>>> (for everybody: hda-intel card)
>>>
>>> It is a local echo, not remote echo.
>>>
>>> Are you using ALSA or OSS?
>>>
>>> I don't remember if i fixed it playing with aumix+alsamixer. I cannot do
>>> a real test now. 
>>>
>>> In configuration druid test, if you say "hello", do you hear then
>>> "hello" or "hellohellohelloehello" (again, and again, and again?)
>>>
>>> Is it correct that audio test, when is "recording and playing back", it
>>> records what is playing?
>>>
>>>   
>>>       
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