[Psi-Devel] Psi 0.13-rc2

[Maxime Chéramy]

I launched the command but I didn't catch packets so I tried to
configure gstreamer and the input mic test crashed the app... So I
played a bit with the sound config to finally have something
working... The gnome's microphone app is working. And psi doesn't
freeze anymore ! But now I just have an error when I try to establish
the link with someone... I'm behind a proxy, connected to gtalk
through the port 443 but the girl I tried to call do the same. But she
uses the Google Talk client, so, is Psi compatible with the GTalk
client ?

That's my fault again about the sound (I should have check before
mailing) but it would be great if psi could be able to handle this
error...

using speexdsp
Readying AudioIn:[alsa,default], refs=1
codec=speex
rate=16000,width=16,channels=1
changing state...
send clock is master
state changed
sendbin:
  apprtpsink0
  audioencbin:
    rtpspeexpay1
    speexenc1
    capsfilter1
    audioresample2
    audioconvert2
  volume1
queue0
bin1:
  capsfilter0
  audioresample1
  audioconvert1
  alsasrc3
tee0
speexdsp0
rtppay caps audio: [application/x-rtp, media=(string)audio,
clock-rate=(int)16000, encoding-name=(string)SPEEX,
encoding-params=(string)1, payload=(int)110, ssrc=(guint)3318236234,
clock-base=(guint)3074359600, seqnum-base=(guint)26494]
rtp_started
there are audio payload types
types=1
resolver finished
no self address to use.  this will fail.
starting ice for audio
cleaning up...
Releasing AudioIn:[alsa,default], refs=0
cleaning done.



2009/7/12 Justin Karneges <justin-psi2 at affinix.com>:
> On Saturday 11 July 2009 15:01:10 Maxime Chéramy wrote:
>> click on the start button : start button is gray out and stop button
>> ungray. Transmit button stay gray.
>> now click on the stop button : stop button is gray out and the rest is
>> unchanged.
>
> Try this:
>
> gst-launch-0.10 -v alsasrc ! fakesink
>
> This should capture audio packets from the sound card and print out a line of
> information for each one gathered.  This should produce a lot of output, that
> goes on endlessly and will most certainly cause your terminal to scroll
> rapidly.  Press ctrl-c to stop.
>
> Let me know if that's the effect you get, or if you just get a few lines of
> output and then it appears to hang.
>
> -Justin
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