Re: [Ekiga-list] Placing calls



On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 4:16 PM, Kévin REDON <kevredon gmail com> wrote:
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> Edward Dunagin wrote:
>  > Thanks Kevin,
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>  > On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 3:12 PM, Kévin REDON <kevredon gmail com> wrote:
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>  >>  Hi,
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>  >>  to test if ekiga is working :
>  >>  - -registration hasto be successful (see in account window) :
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>  >  I have an SIP address, so registration worked.
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>  I didn't meant create and account, but get ekiga connected (registrated)
>  to the server

>  - -in the middle of ekiga it says : "registrated accounts : x"

We must have different versions. Along the left side there is a square
button with dots in it that says : Changethe view mode..If I double
click on that it says at the bottom' Registration of edunagin to
failed'

>  - -at the bottom of ekiga it says if registration succeded or not
>  - -in "Edit->Accounts" you can see the status of registration

This I have. It tells me..ekiga.net SIP Service SIP Registered
and my name and the next line that tells me registration failed.

  >>  (des)activate the STUN if troubles
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>  > I will try this later.
>  Activating it is often the better solution (edit->prefrences;network
>  setting -> NAT transversal method -> STUN (the stun server being
>  stun.ekiga.net by default, but others work too)

I did this and it was STUN and then it detected STUN..

> >
>  >>  - -test your sound device : with the Ubuntu Volume Control, unmute mic
>  >
>  > I still get very little sound.
>  Set the level meter at the max, and often in the options (edit->pref of
>  volume controler, there is a Mic Boost (+20dB)).
>  Sometimes the mic volume is very weak because it uses the internal mic
>  (it there is one) instead of the mic you plug in

I have a USB mic and headset but I cannot find 'volume controller and
Mic Boost under 'edit->pref.
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>  >>  - -make test calls on 500 ekiga net
>  >
>  > This worked ok. It said I was connected and gave stuff at the bottom,
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>  > OUT: PCMU/H261
>  > IN: PCMU/H261
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>  > But this has no meaning to me.
>  This means it's connected to the server, it's a good beginning ;)
>  in the audio tab of ekiga there are level meters for speakers and mic.
>  This could help you

I did find at the bottom, an audio tab. I turned speaker up as far as
it would go and also the mic volume.

Seems to work ok when I test it. I set  the speaker to my onboard
speaker instead of the headst and it BOOMed at me<g>.


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>  >>  - -check all the audio codecs
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>  > How do I do this?
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>  (edit->pref;audio codecs;check all the boxes on the left to activates
>  all the codecs)
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I did  this, The 3 bottom ones were not checked.


>  >>  - -you can see if you are on-line (registration successed) in the ekiga
>  >>  white pages (log on your ekiga account on http://www.ekiga.net)

Well I used my Browser and logged on ok.. But what about the message
at the bottom of Ekiga's screen that said registration failed.

>  >
>  > This logon worked ok.
>  >
>  >>  - -you can also let an ekiga friend (on ask ML/IRC) to call you (then
>  >>  forward UDP ports 5060 and 8000-8005 if you have a NAT routeur; it's
>  >>  better then STUN)
>  >
>  > What does "on ask ML/IRC" mean?
>
>  ML = Mailing List; IRC = IRC chat, server : irc.gnome.org, channel : #ekiga

Thanks..I have a big problem with initals.

Edward Dunagin-Dunigan-Dunnigan
Bozeman, MT 59718
mobile 406-570-0992
Landline 406-556-7282
http://doas.montanalinux.org


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