Hi Eugen/All,
Debug output is linked below. A change to the test case, as I am running
on the work system - but I can recreate the problem identically.
Another discovery - I can actually force the video to freeze with
apparent consistency.
The Windows system in this case is Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit, Ekiga
3.2.7. It has a public IP address, on a LAN making a SIP call using
Ekiga.net to another system within the same firewall but also with a
public IP address - this system is running OpenIndiana oi_147 with Ekiga
3.2.7.
Windows is running on a Dell Latitude with a built-in webcam. Theora is
the only selected codec.
I have found that a video call can be initiated fine. However, on the
Windows machine, if one say waves a hand or makes any substantial
movement in front of/very close to the camera, the user at the other end
will see the remote video freeze. I can make the system do this at
will, simply by gesticulating in front of the camera, no joke. Calls are
perfectly stable - as long as one stays very still!
Debug output from the Windows machine here:
http://www.davekoelmeyer.co.nz/docs/EkigaWindows3.2.7TheoraFreezes.txt
The video is observed to freeze roughly 20 seconds into the call (when I
decided to wave my hand around).
Highly curious to know what is going on here!
Cheers,
Dave
