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I got a N900 with power Kernel installed.
Since the phone is kind of dead on the development side I plan on using it as a SIP Phone.
The problem is now that I can not get it to work probably.
Even with Skype its just choppy and not really usable.
As a SIP Phone my voice sounds like I am Darth Vader.
When I get called the caller is also choppy.
If I call the called person hears Vader and I have no problem understanding the called person.
The Router is a AVM Fritzbox 7490.
My provider is T-Online.
My N9 works flawless but keeping the Wifi alive is not an option since it drains the battery.
The number I am using is a landline number hence switching the Wifi off is not really feasable.
With the N900 I would just leave it pluged in all the time.
I played around with jitsy as SIP software.
There the same problem arises.
From what I was able to find there seems to be a problem with the Codec (e.g. G722).
It seems that there is a compability issue how the Fritzbox handles the codecs. If the device or the software chooses the wrong one the phenomena I described surfaces.
Is there a way to influence which codec the N900 uses?
Did anyone manage to use the N900 as a SIP relaibly?
Thx