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From: | Salvador Gianluca |
Subject: | [Linphone-users] Arm-linphone and RAM usage |
Date: | Fri, 11 Aug 2006 16:57:53 +0200 |
hi to all the list!
I succesfully cross-compiled linphone for my ARM:
EP9302 processor @200MHz, 32MB RAM 16MB Flash!
linphonec works good: i can make and receive calls,
but the audio quality isn't acceptable: i have about 10 secs delay and not all
the words arrives!
What can i do to enhance the audio quality? I
though there could be some ways to do this:
1. in the .linphonerc file there is a list of
codecs that can be used. I think that the lowest for bit rate (speex, gsm, ...)
it could be a good choice
2. in the .linphonerc file i found "audio_jitt_comp=60" in rtp section. what
it means? Could it help me improving audio quality and
delay?
3. If the audio streaming is stored in a buffer (perhaps
circular?) before to be compressed-decompressed, i could
enhance the buffer-size...
4. the RAM usage is shared between linux filesystem and
execution, and users applications. I could increase the application part
and reduce filesystem...
What do you think about this ways? Are they correct?
Where can i find an in-deep documentation about how
linphonec uses RAM resources?
Any other ideas?
Thanks and best regards,
Gian
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