Comment 21 for bug 380091
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| BrainwreckedTech (paulhinchberger3+ubuntulaunchpad) wrote Re: Ubuntu 9.04 Ekiga 3.2.0 Obeys Local Machine MTU Settings, Tries Nothing Else | #21 |
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I wish I could go back and add more descriptive descriptions
First log: All codecs, MTU 7000. Does not work - User not available.
Second log: GSM only, MTU 7000. Does not work - Call connects but no sound and no codec selected.
Third log: All codecs, MTU 1500. Works as expected.
Fourth log: PCMA only, MTU 7000. Works as expected, but two noticeable drop-outs in the incoming sound.
Given that last result, the idea I'm getting here is that Ekiga is not properly negotiating codecs. PCMA is working not because Ekiga is doing anything different, but because the 8kHz sample rate is resulting in 99% of the packets being under 1500 bytes anyway. However, as noted with GSM, not all 8kHz codecs will work.
I also noted in the logs "PDU is too large (1615 bytes) trying compact form." Does this mean Ekiga does in fact try something smaller, but is failing?