[6:04pm] NirS: amazing, I'm on a 3.5G cellular link listening via ZipDX
[6:04pm] jtodd: No, battery level is 100%.  I never tried to see if there's a "shutdown -p now" command on those things...
[6:04pm] ricko73: whoa someone needs to self-mute
[6:04pm] NirS: leif, i already migrated a few customers
[6:04pm] Jacke: jtodd: there is if you install the bsd subsystem at least.
[6:05pm] Zeeek: Karl had to mute you noise
[6:05pm] pmhaddad-lappy: leifmadsen, i also havent synced my phone in like 4 months
[6:05pm] pmhaddad-lappy: which is why this is going to take forever
[6:05pm] jtodd: NirS: you got quotes in this article from today - http://www.telco2.net/blog/2009/06/the_toolkit_of_voice_20_linux.html
[6:05pm] NirS: really?
[6:05pm] NirS: going to check
[6:05pm] Zeeek: Am I hearing breaking up on my end or his?
[6:05pm] pmhaddad-lappy: oh jtodd is there a time limit to get your info in for the digium press partner thingie that you talked about on asterisk-biz list the other day?
[6:05pm] Zeeek: guys stay on topic
[6:05pm] ricko73: I'm hearing it too
[6:05pm] Zeeek: k
[6:05pm] ricko73: Zeeek: I'm hearing it too
[6:05pm] e4voip: I hear breaking up too
[6:06pm] Zeeek: ok
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[6:06pm] jtodd: pmhaddad-lappy: Nope.  It's an ongoing database.
[6:07pm] pmhaddad-lappy: jtodd, ok sweet.
[6:07pm] JimCifarelli joined the chat room.
[6:07pm] NirS: nice article
[6:07pm] JimCifarelli: I thought your phone number "expired" on DNC list every 5 years. No?
[6:08pm] JimCifarelli: in the us
[6:08pm] maximCH: was he breaking up before or is it me?
[6:09pm] Zeeek: no it's him
[6:09pm] Zeeek: anyone need to be unmuted?
[6:12pm] tabbertmj_ joined the chat room.
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[6:13pm] NirS: my connection is flakey
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[6:13pm] Zeeek: it's stomry weather everywhere
[6:13pm] JimCifarelli: Fomr the donotcall.gov:
[6:14pm] JimCifarelli: Telephone numbers placed on the National Do Not Call Registry will remain on it permanently due to the Do-Not-Call Improvement Act of 2007
[6:14pm] ricko73: Zeeek: not here!
[6:14pm] NirS: not in israel
[6:14pm] NirS: it's sunny here
[6:14pm] Zeeek: Sheboygan doesn't count
[6:14pm] imchandave_web is now known as imchandave.
[6:14pm] ricko73: 79F 10 miles visibility and 54% humidity
[6:14pm] ricko73: doesn't get much better than that
[6:15pm] NirS: my connection is breaking up, i'll need to hangup
[6:16pm] NirS: c'ya all next wek guys
[6:16pm] tzafrir_laptop: Here should be better (less humidity)
[6:16pm] NirS: greets from the Tel-Hashomer Metirnity Hotel
[6:16pm] JimCifarelli: Question: Does vividial provide the CRM piece? or just the telephony?
[6:19pm] tzafrir_laptop: ubuntu? what version? (upgrade path?)
[6:19pm] beek: CentOS unstable?  Really?
[6:19pm] JimCifarelli: wow.  Is there a big issue with CentOS for VOIP?
[6:19pm] _ShrikE: Never had that problem.
[6:19pm] tzafrir_laptop: older kernel?
[6:19pm] beek: I've had zero problems with CentOS... in fact I use it specifically for its stability.
[6:19pm] JimCifarelli: is it a SELinux issue perhaps?
[6:20pm] beek: I always turn that OFF for Asterisk installations.
[6:20pm] JimCifarelli: hmmm.  Is that to make it easier to install or is there a bigger issue?
[6:20pm] Zeeek: I wanted to get the CentOS comments as well
[6:21pm] beek: I've always had weird problems with * if I tried to use SELINUX with it.  I finally decided that it wasn't worth the effort to keep.
[6:21pm] beek: I DO use SELINUX on my internet servers though, without issue.
[6:22pm] pmhaddad-lappy: * and selinux don't play
[6:22pm] pmhaddad-lappy: i spent 2 sleepless nights on that and gave up
[6:22pm] beek: He'd have to ensure that he disabled it (not just make it permissive) for the installation.
[6:23pm] beek: CentOS has it turned on by default.
[6:23pm] beek: Security Enhanced Linux
[6:23pm] ricko73: Zeeek: ESS-EEE Linux
[6:23pm] tzafrir_laptop: nah, that's not the issue
[6:23pm] Zeeek: thatnk you
[6:23pm] JimCifarelli: beek: I just struggled with SELinux last night with a Postgres database install...then I found audit2allow to help
[6:24pm] JimCifarelli: audit2allow helps you make a custom security module for you app.
[6:24pm] tzafrir_laptop: (btw: on #centos they consider a self-built kernel practically unsupported)
[6:25pm] beek: JimCifarelli: If you've had trouble with PG & selinux on CentOS then you probably need to relabel.
[6:26pm] tzafrir_laptop: beek, asterisk and selinux are not the best of frinds
[6:26pm] beek: Agreed... which is why I disable it on my Asterisk boxen.
[6:26pm] JimCifarelli: beek: My issue had to do with moving the data path to another path, and SELinux doesn't like that without policy updates.
[6:26pm] beek: JimCifarelli: correct.
[6:26pm] JimCifarelli: beek: thanks.
[6:27pm] beek: JimCifarelli: RH (and therefore CentOS) produce policies that expect things to be in certain directories.
[6:28pm] JimCifarelli: beek: Yeah.  I'm new with SELinux, but I'm reading it's worth keeping it enabled (since the box is on the Internet)
[6:29pm] Zeeek: I thought Sell-Linux was good!
[6:29pm] e4voip: what about survey functionality?
[6:30pm] Zeeek: e4voip: ya wanna ask, so I can drink a few beers?
[6:31pm] e4voip: on this conf call and another...
[6:31pm] beek: Beer and not wine?
[6:31pm] Zeeek: awwwww
[6:31pm] e4voip: Speaking of beer...
[6:31pm] e4voip: need to grab a few of those myself..
[6:31pm] tzafrir_laptop: has those fixes been integrated into the parent project by now?
[6:31pm] Zeeek: Mmmmmmmm..... Beeeerrrrr
[6:32pm] pmhaddad-lappy: man its too early for beer you guys
[6:32pm] Zeeek: nooo it's night
[6:33pm] pmhaddad-lappy: you gotta start out with vodka
[6:33pm] pmhaddad-lappy: do it right
[6:33pm] Zeeek: I'm up for that
[6:33pm] pmhaddad-lappy:                          
[6:33pm] Zeeek: freeze the vodka, much better
[6:34pm] pmhaddad-lappy: Zeeek, no, you just have to learn how to get ice and a shaker
[6:34pm] pmhaddad-lappy: gosh
[6:34pm] Zeeek: no put the bottle in the freezer
[6:34pm] Zeeek: but we digress
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[6:35pm] pmhaddad-lappy: anyone installed * on a router?
[6:35pm] pmhaddad-lappy: i've been daydreaming about that recently
[6:35pm] Zeeek: many have
[6:37pm] pmhaddad-lappy: http://www.asteriskblog.com/installing-asterisk-on-a-linksys-router/ <-- i might try it on my buffalo whr-g125
[6:37pm] mjgraves: I prefer to use less restrictive SFF hardware, like thin clients
[6:38pm] mjgraves: HP T5700s are cheap and readily available
[6:38pm] mjgraves: make great Asterisk servers, can even have a PCI card if you need
[6:38pm] ricko73: also runs Astlinux nicely
[6:38pm] tzafrir_laptop: if you don't need wireless, the SheevaPlugs are nice
[6:38pm] mjgraves: very true
[6:38pm] • Zeeek nods
[6:38pm] mjgraves: I'm seriously considering buying a FIT-PC2
[6:38pm] ricko73: vicidial requires a database right?
[6:39pm] Zeeek: probably mysql ya
[6:39pm] ricko73: I've been half-listening today...
[6:39pm] pmhaddad-lappy: sheevaplugs?
[6:39pm] tzafrir_laptop: well, I don't see it running with astlinux 
[6:39pm] mjgraves: FITPC2 = 4 inches square, 1 inch thick & draws 7 watts
[6:39pm] mjgraves: 1.6 GHZ atom CPU
[6:40pm] tzafrir_laptop: mjgraves, a max of 7 watts. Normally closer to 3 watts
[6:40pm] ricko73: tzafrir_laptop: if there was a dialer server, could the vicidial device have a different server make the calls?
[6:40pm] tzafrir_laptop: and it's an Arm, not an Atom
[6:40pm] pmhaddad-lappy: tzafrir_laptop, amazon says atom
[6:41pm] mjgraves: Have you used FIT-PC2 already?
[6:41pm] ricko73: The FITPC2 is not Arm, it's Atom
[6:41pm] mjgraves: I thought that they were just becoming available
[6:41pm] mjgraves: the US disty says stock in 2 weeks
[6:42pm] tzafrir_laptop: resolution by the Yahoo protocol claims otherwise: http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=sheevaplug
[6:42pm] mjgraves: SheevaPlug <> FIT-PC2
[6:42pm] mjgraves:        http://fit-pc2.com/wiki/index.php?title=Fit-PC2_Specifications    
[6:42pm] pmhaddad-lappy: hmmm i might have a weekend project now
[6:43pm] mjgraves: FIT-PC is more costly, but only $200 ish for a basic unit, no HD
[6:44pm] mjgraves: was thinking of using one to build my Astricon presentation
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[6:44pm] mjgraves: just mount it to the back ot an LCD monitor
[6:45pm] tzafrir_laptop: mjgraves, http://www.pcengines.ch/alix.htm also has a reasonable price
[6:45pm] mjgraves: Yes, I've used these as well, mostly for routers
[6:45pm] pmhaddad-lappy: mjgraves, what are you talking about at astricon?
[6:45pm] mjgraves: not as much CPU power
[6:46pm] mjgraves: I may be doing a presentation at Astricon
[6:46pm] mjgraves: it's being considered
[6:46pm] mjgraves: HDVoice
[6:46pm] pmhaddad-lappy: i wanted to, but i never got my topic submitted lol
[6:46pm] pmhaddad-lappy: HA Asterisk in rural environments is what i wanted to do
[6:46pm] • Zeeek looks around and paws the ground
[6:46pm] pmhaddad-lappy: maybe next year
[6:46pm] mjgraves: BTW, a pair of VVX-1500s just showed up here today ....NEW TOYS!
[6:48pm] mjgraves: guest needs a QoS solution maybe?
[6:49pm] JimCifarelli: that's great
[6:49pm] ricko73: mjgraves: agreed
[6:51pm] Zeeek: tzafrir_laptop:  you want to talk?
[6:52pm] Zeeek: or anyone need to be unmted?
[6:53pm] tzafrir_laptop: Zeeek, no. my line is horrible
[6:53pm] Zeeek: ok
[6:53pm] leifmadsen: mjgraves: so jealous!
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[6:53pm] Zeeek: tzafrir_laptop: thought I'd ask since I finally remembered you Talkshoe ID 
[6:54pm] Zeeek: careful everyone here is in Michigan!
[6:54pm] Zeeek: Sheboygan ? Or is that Wisconsin?
[6:54pm] Zeeek: Not Minnesota I know that
[6:55pm] Zeeek: Minnesota Nice
[6:55pm] kfife: finally off ta-ksh--e.  It's v-ry h--d to h--r wh-t is be--ng s-id
[6:56pm] pmhaddad-lappy: sheboygan is in MI
[6:56pm] Zeeek: kfife: h-)e-h
[6:56pm] Zeeek: There are apparently TWO SHeboiygans
[6:57pm] tzafrir_laptop: what does it take to run the phone on the terminal?
[6:58pm] Zeeek: tzafrir_laptop: ??
[6:58pm] kfife: Missed some of the call: maybe is's been covered, but question for matt:  You were getting higher loads per unit hardware running asterisk 1.2 than 1.4.  Still the case?  Running 1.6 or 1.4.  If 'yes; less capacity on 1.4' do you at least have easier scaling in the features of 1.4?
[6:58pm] pmhaddad-lappy: ooooh 3.0 is sexy
[6:58pm] Zeeek: kfife: can you speak?
[6:58pm] jtodd: As Krusty says:  "Hey, hey, gotta go!"
[6:59pm] Zeeek: jtodd: ok later
[6:59pm] jtodd: Thanks for the info, Matt!
[6:59pm] kfife: yes, now on wideband
[6:59pm] Zeeek: jtodd: we shoudl hook up one of therse days
[6:59pm] jtodd: sure thing.  I'm available after 0900 EDT these days.
[6:59pm] Zeeek: like on a "phone"
[7:00pm] jtodd: ph....o...ne?  what's that?
[7:00pm] Zeeek: when you're done traveling
[7:00pm] jtodd: well, if you want for me to be done traveling, you've got another few decades before you talk to me.  
[7:01pm] Zeeek: heh
[7:01pm] tzafrir_laptop: do you actually need firefox?
[7:01pm] jtodd left the chat room. ("Leaving")
[7:01pm] tzafrir_laptop: aren't there simpler browsers?
[7:02pm] kfife: GEEKY: Binary clock: http://www.thinkgeek.com/interests/giftsforhim/59e0/
[7:02pm] tzafrir_laptop: minimo?
[7:02pm] tzafrir_laptop:        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimo    
[7:03pm] tzafrir_laptop: Mozilla for Mobile
[7:05pm] kfife: Chrome (safari) loads very quickly.  I like the lighweight footprint.
[7:05pm] Zeeek: kfife: you had a question, can you chime in?
[7:05pm] kfife: Yes, I'll go next
[7:06pm] Zeeek: k
[7:07pm] dcdeadbeat: is this the Karl experience, now in wideband?
[7:07pm] Zeeek: yes!
[7:08pm] dcdeadbeat: welcome to this century Karl
[7:08pm] Zeeek: The Karl Experience™ Now available in wideband only on VUC
[7:09pm] Zeeek: LAST CALL for questions for Matt... MAst Call
[7:09pm] Zeeek: Last Call. Mast call for Latt...
[7:09pm] • Zeeek runs back to refrigerator
[7:09pm] kfife: dcdeadbeat: 
[7:10pm] Zeeek: ewww
[7:10pm] Zeeek: crashes
[7:11pm] Zeeek: bad
[7:11pm] mjgraves: eating bbq wih the contractors
[7:11pm] Zeeek: 0.8
[7:11pm] Zeeek: mjgraves:  Zinfandel with BBQ
[7:12pm] mjgraves: what about 1.6?
[7:12pm] tzafrir_laptop: asterisk 1.2 can build with zaptel 1.4
[7:13pm] ricko73: tzafrir_laptop: yup, we do that all the time
[7:13pm] ricko73: e4voip: Fedex arrived with my UPS boxes 
[7:14pm] tzafrir_laptop: Fedex are doing even deliveries for UPS?
[7:14pm] ricko73: I wanted Fedex delivery, e4voip had ups boxes
[7:16pm] ricko73: early version of 1.4 were flakey as were middle versions
[7:16pm] ricko73: anything after 1.4.21 have been pretty solid
[7:16pm] mjgraves: SIP trunking making an impact
[7:16pm] mjgraves: trunk costs dropping
[7:19pm] mjgraves: does IAX2 come into play at all?
[7:21pm] JimCifarelli: nope
[7:22pm] tzafrir_laptop: there are multiple 1.6-s
[7:22pm] tzafrir_laptop: 1.6.0? 1.6.1?
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[7:23pm] ricko73: tzafrir_laptop: that's confusing!
[7:23pm] ricko73: why 1.6.0 and 1.6.1?
[7:23pm] tzafrir_laptop: yeah, but it took about 3 or 4 of searious maintainabity for 1.4 to become sable (according to Matt, before, actually: 1)
[7:24pm] ricko73: 10 seconds...1
[7:24pm] ricko73: 2
[7:24pm] ricko73: 3
[7:24pm] ricko73: ...
[7:24pm] ricko73: I knew he couldn't do it!
[7:25pm] tzafrir_laptop: is there any sip gateway to the call that supports speex?
[7:26pm] tzafrir_laptop: (speex-wb?
[7:26pm] alrs: I appear to have caught the end
[7:26pm] Zeeek: END Part One
[7:26pm] ricko73: you sure love speex
[7:26pm] Zeeek: alrs: yup
[7:26pm] tzafrir_laptop: ricko73, it's better than gsm
[7:27pm] tzafrir_laptop: and speex-wb better than g722 if yhour bandwidth is limited
[7:27pm] steely_glint: Yeah I've been playing with speex-wb - very impressed - but I think SilK is better
[7:28pm] dcdeadbeat: tzafrir_laptop:  G.722 is more common and there are no hardphones with speex-wb or SilK
[7:28pm] ricko73: ...The Today show yesterday, wouldn't that be the "Yesterday Show"
[7:28pm] tzafrir_laptop: dcdeadbeat, silk and amr are nice, but proprietary
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[7:29pm] tzafrir_laptop: dcdeadbeat, my asterisk has speex
[7:29pm] alrs: 747 is a real npa now
[7:29pm] alrs: san fernando valley in southern california
[7:29pm] tzafrir_laptop: my soft-phones have great support for speex
[7:30pm] alrs: you could never call a 747 number on gizmo from the pstn
[7:30pm] dcdeadbeat: tzafrir_laptop:  many of us dial directly using Polycom phones with no asterisk.  this is very common.  what we need is a hardphone with more wideband codecs
[7:30pm] alrs: now they do
[7:30pm] tzafrir_laptop: dcdeadbeat, this is why I push for free software phones
[7:31pm] alrs:        http://articles.latimes.com/2008/apr/25/local/me-areacode25    
[7:31pm] tzafrir_laptop: and to get back to the fact: the quality of my call was horrible. I would not pay for such a quality
[7:32pm] tzafrir_laptop: if speex gave me a better quality, I would consider paying for such a service
[7:33pm] dcdeadbeat: tzafrir_laptop:  I won't give up my Polycom IP450 unless you pry it from my cold dead hands
[7:34pm] alrs: Polycom announced the hdx 6000 this week
[7:34pm] tzafrir_laptop: dcdeadbeat, sure. connect with a polycom to your local asterisk server through g722
[7:34pm] alrs: I need to get someone to sell their car and buy me a couple
[7:34pm] tzafrir_laptop: and with speex-wb from there
[7:38pm] dcdeadbeat: tzafrir_laptop:  I don't always run my asterisk box since I am on solar power at the house and every additonal box eats up precious energy (no more roof space for additional panels).  so I usually run just the Polycom
[7:39pm] tzafrir_laptop: dcdeadbeat, hmm... wouldn't a soft-phone be more cost-efefctive energy-wise?
[7:40pm] tzafrir_laptop: if you have a computer running, you might as well let it run calls
[7:40pm] kfife: Zeeek: Randy are you saying there's a transcript of the recorded poriton or just the IRC transcript?
[7:40pm] Zeeek: kfife: Look at Nir EC2. AT the end there's a link
[7:41pm] dcdeadbeat: tzafrir_laptop:  except I use a netbook which runs little power.  plus the Qos is better on the Polycom than on a softphone
[7:41pm] Zeeek: Transcript of the first hour of the call
[7:41pm] _3vian: but doesn't the ADC need to sample at a higher rate for WB?
[7:42pm] tzafrir_laptop: dcdeadbeat, oh, and oyu might want to take a look at David Rowe's work. Basically he aims for running Asterisk at 1W
[7:43pm] kfife: Zeeek: that's amazing.  Did you have to clean that up at all?
[7:44pm] Zeeek: A little, mostly names
[7:44pm] Zeeek: I just added the last part
[7:44pm] Zeeek: the whole thing cost $25
[7:44pm] Zeeek: well maybe 27.50
[7:45pm] Zeeek: Here it is:
[7:45pm] Zeeek:        http://www.voipusersconference.org/2009/06/nir-simionovich-ec2/#more-665    
[7:46pm] dcdeadbeat: you should always get your company to pay for your cell phone and wireless cards.  that way it is the company CFO dealing with Sprint
[7:48pm] tzafrir_laptop: dcdeadbeat, http://www.rowetel.com/blog/?p=61
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[7:48pm] ricko73: u-verse
[7:50pm] J-MN: isdn bri in the US is very hard to do.  I'm in qwest area and they are clueless.
[7:50pm] J-MN: radio stations still use isdn br's
[7:51pm] alrs: if you call the number for BRI ISDN in California you wind up talking to some call center where they are audibly shaken that the phone rang
[7:52pm] J-MN: I tried to add 4 dn's to my bri and they stried to install two more copper pairs with isdn bri
[7:54pm] dcdeadbeat: I have Docsis 3 (50 down, 10 up) here in D.C. at my house now.  FIOS is never coming to D.C. in any reaonable time
[7:57pm] Zeeek: "Initial trouble getting it up..."
[7:59pm] dicodread: is the call gone
[8:00pm] dcdeadbeat: gotta go for this week.
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[8:02pm] Jacke: oh, so docsis 3 is really getting deployed?
[8:03pm] alrs: My employer was running 1.6 when I arrived
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[8:04pm] alrs: I backed out to 1.4 and solved a lot of problems
[8:04pm] alrs: but that was months ago
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[8:07pm] Zeeek:        http://waxy.org/2008/09/audio_transcription_with_mechanical_turk/    
[8:08pm] Zeeek: televoip:  are you listening
[8:08pm] televoip: yep i'm on
[8:08pm] Zeeek: so you heard
[8:08pm] Zeeek: can you call in?
[8:08pm] televoip: yes but I'm using 1.6
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[8:14pm] alrs: I called in to zipdx from Asterisk 1.4
[8:15pm] Zeeek: and ?
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[8:15pm] imchandave: I also call into the zipdx bridge using Asterisk 1.4. No problem with audio.
[8:15pm] alrs: I thought there was some talk that you couldn't call in to zipdx from Asterisk 1.4
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[8:16pm] Zeeek: This is pretty much the advice I followed to get the transcrbed EC2 session of VUC: http://waxy.org/2008/09/audio_transcription_with_mechanical_turk/
[8:16pm] televoip: I know Michael White has used Switchvox and called as well.
[8:16pm] Zeeek: ZipDX does NOT like NAT by the way, Kevin
[8:17pm] Zeeek: We were troubleshooting an issue of no audio with David earlier today
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[8:17pm] televoip: Well, that could be my problem.  I'm behind 2 firewalls with NAT
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[8:17pm] Zeeek: When it called my Polycom, it was seeing a local IP which obviously is useless to the other endpoint 
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[8:17pm] imchandave: I'm also behind 2 NATs. No problems.
[8:17pm] televoip: But I would still have NAT issues using just the Polycom and I don't
[8:19pm] imchandave: televoip: can you remove all codec on the polycom except 722 and then try calling zipdx through your Asterisk 1.6.
[8:19pm] televoip: Remove them from asterisk on the phone or actually remove them from the phone?
[8:21pm] imchandave: setup the polycom to only offer 722 codec. Then try and call the zipdx bridge using Asterisk to bridge the call.
[8:21pm] televoip: I'll give it a shot
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[8:21pm] televoip: BRB
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[8:25pm] televoip: That made no difference
[8:28pm] imchandave: strange.
[8:28pm] Zeeek: damn
[8:28pm] imchandave: It must be a 1.6 problem.
[8:28pm] televoip: I must be missing something.....
[8:28pm] televoip: maybe it is. 1.4 seems to work
[8:28pm] Zeeek: I wonder if we cqan get Russel iover here or someone
[8:28pm] imchandave: I doubt it's a codec implementation issue since I just ported the 1.6 codec_g722.c over to my version 1.4.
[8:29pm] televoip: Unless I have something setup wring, but I can't imagine what?
[8:29pm] televoip: *wrong
[8:29pm] imchandave: What does the SIP INVITE packet look like?
[8:30pm] JimCifarelli: gotta go.  have a great week guys!
[8:30pm] Zeeek: BYE
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[8:30pm] Zeeek: imchandave: I am not able to reproduce your issue!
[8:30pm] televoip: I haven't studied it closely.  Asterisk cli sees the call ring and connect.  I'll have to do a trace.
[8:31pm] imchandave: frak! it might be a S68H handset issue then.
[8:31pm] Zeeek: I can yell into the phone and it doesn't change the speaker level
[8:31pm] Zeeek: AHA
[8:31pm] Zeeek: you see?
[8:31pm] Zeeek: 675 rules
[8:32pm] ricko73: lunch e4voip style? http://twitpic.com/8hgc2
[8:37pm] televoip: This is what is negotiated:
[8:38pm] televoip: v=0
[8:38pm] televoip: o=telStage 15226 3455030093 IN IP4 72.51.53.109
[8:38pm] televoip: s=-
[8:38pm] televoip: c=IN IP4 72.51.53.109
[8:38pm] televoip: t=0 0
[8:38pm] televoip: m=audio 13124 RTP/AVP 9 101
[8:38pm] pmhaddad: lmao
[8:38pm] televoip: a=rtpmap:9 G722/8000
[8:38pm] televoip: a=rtpmap:101 telephone-event/8000
[8:38pm] televoip: a=fmtp:101 0-16
[8:38pm] televoip: a=ptime:20
[8:38pm] pmhaddad: ricko73, i never pegged m white as a pbr guy
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[8:43pm] e4voip: LOL!
[8:43pm] e4voip: M White is the occasional PBR guy
[8:44pm] e4voip: I think it fits with pizza... Can't get too fancy when drinking beer and eating pizza.. Back to the basics is what I say
[8:44pm] pmhaddad: e4voip, dude
[8:44pm] jasonwert: PBR! You know, they don't just go around giving blue ribbons willy nilly
[8:44pm] pmhaddad: 2 words ok
[8:44pm] pmhaddad: george
[8:44pm] pmhaddad: killian
[8:44pm] pmhaddad: yep thats all i have to say
[8:44pm] • pmhaddad is makin fajitas for lunch
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[8:45pm] thomas_: does anybody has a advice for a good wideband headset for a polycom 650?
[8:46pm] alrs: oooh oooh oooh Mr. Kotter!
[8:47pm] alrs: my dreams may come true
[8:47pm] alrs:        http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aIkg93DZcQRY    
[8:48pm] alrs: "Skype’s founders, who still own a piece of software used by Skype, have accused EBay of breaching a licensing deal. They’re threatening to yank the technology from Skype, disabling the world’s largest provider of international calls."
[8:48pm] e4voip: @ thomas... The H261UNC is a good WB Headset (CORDED)
[8:48pm] televoip: I'm kinda impressed.  The TruPhone app on the iPhone supports 722!
[8:48pm] televoip: Unrelated to the current discussion of course
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[8:51pm] thomas_: @ e4voip thanks!
[8:52pm] televoip: Well, I gotta go.  Sorry I couldn't make it earlier.  I'll have to listen to the recording when  you post it.
[8:53pm] imchandave: televoip: SIP INVITE looks ok. The only think I can think of is that I remember there are 2 slin implementations inside the 1.6 line.
[8:55pm] imchandave: v1.6 has a slin_resample function. That might be the cause of the problem.
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[9:23pm] kfife: Speaking of fish: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Uvt83YWWWY
[9:28pm] mjgraves:        http://www.mgraves.org/voip/2009/06/making-use-of-wideband-voice-right-now-sipgate/2/