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2011-01-16
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Originally Posted by xur17
Yes, the author is asking for a donation. Although, from what I've read, he's pushing for inclusion into the next update (Nokia or powerkernel) so one might get the driver for 'free' eventually.
I thought my problem was fixed with pr1.3, but I just had this problem today a few minutes into my call.
@grinsekaze I might have to give those drivers shot. Those are the drivers you have to donate for, correct?
My troubles with SIP were limited to WiFi and the calls went choppy almost instantly. If you are experiencing choppy calls over both 3G and WiFi and/or your calls get weird after 10-15 min into the call your problem might be a different one altogether (maybe gstreamer related, see above).
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2011-01-16
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#43
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I would recommend people doing sip calls to stay away from Power kernel for now. It seems to consume much higher cpu on a g711 call compared to stock kernel.
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2011-01-18
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#44
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My calls seem to be hit or miss. I was just one the phone for 40 minutes with no issues...
Maybe it is due to the fact that I rebooted my phone a day ago?
I am tempted to install the gstreamer mentioned above, but I am not sure how to tell if it helps since my issues are intermittent. Has anyone tried it?
Maybe it is due to the fact that I rebooted my phone a day ago?
I am tempted to install the gstreamer mentioned above, but I am not sure how to tell if it helps since my issues are intermittent. Has anyone tried it?
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2011-01-18
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#45
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Happens on the N800 as well. DIdn't see it with Skype but definitely on SIP. Really bad under 3G.
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Addesso USB rollup keyboard
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2011-01-26
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#46
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Originally Posted by grinsekatze
What Power Saving Mode (PSM) mode are you using with these drivers?
None of the solutions provided in this thread worked for me, audio in SIP always got choppy after only a few seconds into the call and somehow every new PR made things worse. I think it might have something to do with all my routers running DD-WRT, but anyhow ...
Today I installed the bleeding-edge wl1251 wifi driver by lxp. This one really does wonders! I made two - albeit short - SIP calls and one longer Skype call and all three of them went quite smoothly. No choppiness at all. There was some lag on the SIP calls but that's most likely caused by low upstream (64 kbit/s).
I'd really urge everyone who still has troubles with SIP to give this one a shot.
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2011-02-05
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#47
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Originally Posted by grinsekatze
I tried this, but it seems like rebooting my phone was what helped fix the sip audio skipping. I installed the wl1251 driver, and then rebooted. I tried making calls with the driver enabled and disabled, and they both sounded better than normal. This makes me believe that the increase in quality was only due to rebooting.
None of the solutions provided in this thread worked for me, audio in SIP always got choppy after only a few seconds into the call and somehow every new PR made things worse. I think it might have something to do with all my routers running DD-WRT, but anyhow ...
Today I installed the bleeding-edge wl1251 wifi driver by lxp. This one really does wonders! I made two - albeit short - SIP calls and one longer Skype call and all three of them went quite smoothly. No choppiness at all. There was some lag on the SIP calls but that's most likely caused by low upstream (64 kbit/s).
I'd really urge everyone who still has troubles with SIP to give this one a shot.
Have your calls continued to be better?
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2011-02-13
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Originally Posted by alex25
A simple kernel-config lock <freq> and kernal-config unlock
I the meantime I found a solution that works for me. I use the ilbc codec for a few weeks now without choppy audio.
To archive this I made the following two changes to my n900:
1.) Install the new pulseaudio package provided by the user MohammadAG as discussed here
2.) Set the processor speed to 600MHz (fix) during sip calls (I think the stock kernel does this, however it seems not to work with the power Kernel).
To set the processor speed to 600MHz during a sip call I use a dbus script. I added the following config file to the /etc/dbus-scripts.d/ directory with the following content:
And created the two files in /usr/sbin/.Code:/usr/sbin/speedadaptnormal * * com.nokia.mce.signal sig_call_state_ind active * /usr/sbin/speedadaptfix * * com.nokia.mce.signal sig_call_state_ind none *
speedadaptfix
speedadaptnormalCode:#!/bin/bash echo 125000 250000 500000 550000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/avoid_frequencies kernel-config limits 600 600
As said before this works perfect for me. No choppy audio anymore!Code:#!/bin/bash echo > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/avoid_frequencies kernel-config limits 125 1000
is enough to set the cpu to a fixed frequency.
But both, also your method take some seconds before the
cpu clock is set.
The choppy audio isn't gone 100%, but much better. I clock to
850MHz.
Did you use an
allow=ulaw:20
or something in asterisk's sip.conf? I did so.
Since PR1.2 the phone should recognize this.
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2011-02-14
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Originally Posted by rajil.s
Asterisk requests a explicit ptime of 20ms with this option.
What does ulaw:20 do?
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Try these updated gstreamer packages which Olivier built for me. One of the files will go in /usr/lib and the other in /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/. Dont forget to do a backup first of the original files.
This should solve some of the choppiness.
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