[maemo-developers] ogg-support breaks gtalk audio?

From: Torello Querci tquerci at gmail.com
Date: Mon Jan 21 10:56:48 EET 2008
Hi,

I have the same problem with two device with ogg support installed on it.
I make the same changes on one device and now work fine.

So I try to make a sip call using a PBX VoIP server but I not able to
make a call. If I make an internal call using PBX VoIP server, it work
fine, but if I try to make an external call I receive a "500 -
Internal Server Error". Same behaviour if I use a generic internet sip
provider like voipbuster.

Anyone have the same problem or suggestion?

2008/1/20, Armin <maemolar at googlemail.com>:
>   Hi Tuomas,
>
> yes, confirmed: temporarily renamed libgstspeex.so, and called ldconfig: made gtalk work again with audio.
>
>   regards, Armin.
>
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> ----- Original message -----
> From: Tuomas Kulve
> To: Armin Warda,  Maemo developers <maemo-developers at maemo.org>
> Sent: So., 20. Jan. 2008 20:12:24 GMT
> Subject: Re: ogg-support breaks gtalk audio?
> Armin Warda wrote:
> > Hi Tuomas,
> >
> > it has been reported by some, that gtalk breaks if and only if _both_
> > parties have ogg-support installed, not if only one of them has
> > ogg-support installed. Might this indicate to look into the "codec
> > negotiation" direction?
>
> Maybe the google talk client chooses speex codec for the call when both parties support it but the "codec engine" refuses to use speex when the actual RTP stream is being encoded.
>
> Does everything work if you temporarily remove the speex gst plugin (/usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/libgstspeex.so)?
>
> Just guessing here..
>
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> Tuomas
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