Re: [Linphone-developers] Reduced mic sample rate increases audio playback delay

[Balder Mørk]

Thank you, I came to the same conclusion. Turns out this exact device 
works best with 48kHz output and 8kHz input, the reported latency at 
48kHz is 480ms while it's 1680ms (!) at 8kHz. I extended the 
SoundDeviceDesciption struct with an extra recording parameter and used 
that new parameter when setting up in androidsound.cpp. I didn't do 
anything to handle it in the OpenSLES implementation yet, but that isn't 
used on my problematic device anyway.


Balder

Den 23.01.2015 11:34, skrev Johan Pascal:
> Hi Balder,
> yes using audiofilters/device.c table to set specifics parameter for 
> your sound card is the correct way.
>
> Unfortunately it looks like the hardware you use have a hard time 
> having both recording and playback using 8kHz sampling rate but there 
> is no easy way in Linphone to set different sampling rate for 
> recording and playback.
>
> johan
>
>
> On 22/01/15 10:43, Balder Mørk wrote:
> > I'm running Linphone on an Android device which will only record sound
> > in 8000Hz. To make the microphone work, I added the following line to
> > mediastreamer2/src/audiofilters/devices.c:
> >
> > { "2N", "IndoorTouch", "omap3", 0, 0, 8000 },
> >
> > This made the microphone work, but it has the side effect of increasing
> > audio playback delay from an almost-acceptable 0.8 seconds to almost 2
> > seconds (tested using mobile phone -> sip). This is very annoying during
> > video calls, as the video has no noticeable delay. Am I using the right
> > approach, or is there a better way to override audio recording settings
> > without affecting playback?
> >
> >
> > Balder
> >
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