Hello Sylvain,
Thank you for your answer. Indeed that error messages about MSVp8Dec
(msh263dec, ... depending on what codec we're trying to use) are
outliers (perhaps they are attempts to use some hw decoder?...) and
do not prevent Linphone of working properly.
I was trying to use directmedia and/or directrtpsetup in my Asterisk
config but to I found out that Linphone has problems(?) using this
setup. When I switched it off forcing RTP streams to go through
Asterisk it started to work.
Do you know if it's possible to have direct RTP communications
between Linphone terminals using just Asterisk for the signaling?
TIA,
Nuno
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On 06-07-2015 10:12, Sylvain Berfini
wrote:
Hi Nuno,
I checked the logs and there is no error, however you don't
receive any audio or video.
So my guess is there is an issue with your network. Try to
enable ICE.
Cheers.
Sylvain Berfini
Software Engineer @ Belledonne Communications
Le 04/07/2015 18:21, Nuno Ferreira a écrit :
Hello,
Can anyone help me with this problem? I've now tried a different
tablet, also with kit-kat and also with the same problem - can
not decode/display video from video call.
This is my build and it works on different tablet and
smartphones, also with kit-kat, but not on these two cheaper
tablets.
Specs of this one is
Tablet Dyno 7.70 7''
Tablet 7”
Portability & Effectiveness
Processor RK3126 A9 Quad-core, up to 1.3Ghz
Operating system: Android 4.4
Specifications
CPU: RK3126 A9 Quad-core,up to 1.3Ghz
GPU: Mali 400 MP2
Screen: 7” TFT, 800 x 480 px
Ram: 1GB DDR3
Internal storage: 8GB Nand-Flash
External storage: 1x TF card (Micro SD)
Camera: 0.3 Mpx front
WLAN: 802.11 b/g/n
AC/DC jack: Input: 100-240VAC Output:
5.0V/2.0A
Battery: Li-ion polymer 3.7V/2000 mAh
Ports: 1x Micro Usb, 1x
OS: Android 4.4
Accessories: User manual, USB cable,
European standard charger.
Log from problematic device here - https://www.linphone.org:444//tmp/559805c6cb28e_ee392237b642ad237b15.gz
$ grep -i error 559805c6cb28e_ee392237b642ad237b15-1
2015-07-04 18:11:29:362 ERROR no such method on filter MSVp8Dec,
fid=16389 method index=7
2015-07-04 18:11:29:363 ERROR no such method on filter
MSAndroidDisplay, fid=16387 method index=1
2015-07-04 18:11:29:363 ERROR no such method on filter
MSAndroidDisplay, fid=16387 method index=0
2015-07-04 18:11:29:586 MESSAGE VP8: initializing decoder
context: avpf=[0] freeze_on_error=[0]
2015-07-04 18:11:30:214 ERROR no such method on filter
MSAndroidDisplay, fid=16387 method index=3
Appreciate any advise you can provide...
TIA,
Nuno
On 01-07-2015 19:30, Nuno Ferreira
wrote:
And
here is a log capture in the problematic device
https://www.linphone.org:444//tmp/55942ff84819a_771bb3b886f62ed28e66.gz
On 01-07-2015 19:06, Nuno Ferreira wrote:
Hello,
I currently testing Linphone in an Softwinner Esmart 7'' -
specs here http://specdevice.com/showspec.php?id=ea62-d568-0033-c5870033c587
The device is transmitting audio and video correctly but is
unable to process/reproduce incoming RTP streams. In terms
of video I tested with codecs VP8 and H263. Looked at logcat
when using VP8 and found "no such method on filter
MSVp8Dec".
I tested with different apps and audio in and out is working
fine with them.
Indeed Google Play Store says that Linphone is not
compatible with this device, but I don't know why. Does
anyone know why?
Is there something like a HCL or minimum system requirements
to run Linphone in Android?
TIA,
Nuno
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