Re: [Linphone-developers] RTP packets are sent too often

[Simon Morlat]

Hello,

For me the problem can only come from the audio read part. The 
snd_card_has_data() returns true too often, so that the stream of sample is 
too high (maybe 11000 samples/seconds), and so there are too many rtp packets 
per sample.
The rtpsend program from oRTP reads from disk and use its own interrupt-like 
mechanism, thus does not rely on a soundcard to get samples as it is in 
mediastreamer.

Simon

Le Vendredi 17 Décembre 2004 13:17, Daniel Kabs [ML] a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> I am running linphone on an ARM platform (kernel 2.2). I can call
> linphone from my hardware sip telephone. The RTP transfer from the
> phone to the ARM system is flawless and with very little jitter (<1ms
> according to ethereal). But in the opposite direction ARM platform ->
> telephone the packets are sent too fast. That means, linphone does not
> send the expected 50 packets per second (160 samples every 20 ms gives
> 8000 Hz) but 70. So I guess something goes wrong with the internal
> timers on my ARM platform.
>
> For this test I replaced the sound card _read() function with a simple
> for-loop that fills the read buffer with zeros. So it returns
> immediately. Can this influence the frequency with which the packets
> are sent? I think no, as the linphone FIFO framework does not rely on
> the read function to work as a timer.
>
> Cheers
> Daniel Kabs
> Germany
>
>
>
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