Hello, When testing Ekiga 2.0.0 with OpenMCU 2.2.1 for multi-point video conferencing I face the following problems: (OpenMCU lets upto 4 conference participants to be viewed in the Ekiga window). <ul><li>The picture appears very choppy in the remote video when there is motion involved. </li><li>If there are only less than 4 participants, in the conference, the viewing area of the non-existent participants display garbage like choppy images. </li><li>Running Ekiga with -d4 option shows "jitter buffer exceeded" messages. </li><li>Sometimes Ekiga hangs/crashes.</li></ul>Maybe my Ekiga configuration settings are not correct or I require some patches to be applied to Ekiga. Or it might be that OpenMCU has a problem. Shown below are the environment and configuration details. Any help to solve the problem are most welcome. Thanks & regards, Raj Mohan Environment: <ul><li>Ekiga 2.0.9</li><li>OpenMCU V2.2.1</li><li>Debain/etch 2.6.12 P4 SMP 686.</li><li>The Ekiga 2.0.9 installation files were downloaded from <a href="http://www.ekiga.org">www.ekiga.org</a>.</li><li>OpenMCU is built without H.263 support.</li><li>Testing is being carried out in our local LAN using Logitech Quickcam EC(usb) and a JVC video camera (firewire). </li></ul>Ekiga Configuration: <ul><li>Max.jitter buffer size = 1024</li><li>Enable H.245 tunnelling - NO</li><li>Enable early H.245 - NO</li><li>Enable fast start procedure - NO </li><li>Send DTMP as 'string'.</li><li>Audio codecs - default settings</li><li>Enable echo cancellation - YES</li><li>Max.video bandwidth - 50</li><li>Frame rate - Slider is set more to the left of centre (a quantitative display would have been nice here). </li></ul>OpenMCU configuration: <ul><li>Video frame rate = 15 (1 <= vfs <= 31)</li><li>Video quality = 4 (1 <= vq <= 10)</li></ul> --- End of message ---