thomas schorpp <t schorpp gmx de> wrote:
> Soenke Schwardt wrote:
>> A direct call to a local Cisco IP Phone 7960 resulted in the
>> same audio effect. The phone plays the audio data slower,
>> e.g. saying "one..two..three.." within 3 seconds results in
>> "oooonnnneee... twwwooooo... ttthhhrrreeeee" on the Cisco IP Phone
>> which lasts about 5 to 6 seconds. Switching echo cancellation off
>> makes no difference. Sounds awful. Since the phone wasn't able to
>> speak GSM, I couldn't check if other codecs are ok.
>>
>> Greetings,
>>
>> Sönke
>>
>> PS: I'm using Ekiga 1.99.0-20060118 debian snapshots
>>
>
> snapshot too old.
The problem does still exist with Ekiga 1.99.1-20060213-02.
I've got two of those Cisco "IP Phone 7960" hardware phones with
different firmware versions. With both no luck. The phones seem to
play audio with half speed and drop audio regularly.
Sönke
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