Garbled Playback sound

Asterisk Asterisk Support
1

Hello everyone!

I have a Freeebsd & Asterisk with very simple context:

I dial ‘1999’ and hear: “one” (clearly), “two” (garbled),… [big silence here]…, “еight”(clearly), “nine”(clearly), “ten”(clearly)

I’ve tried different file formats: gsm/sln/mp3
I’ve tried kernels 7.1, 7.2
I’ve tried Asterisk 1.4.24.1 and 1.6.0.9
I’ve tried kernel.hz 250/1000/2000

ztdummy (version 1.4.11) loaded

“Long” files seem to be played normally.

This situation makes “call parking” feature unusable - the caller is unable to here the numbers :smiley:

Thanks in advance!

2

You might try testing the individual sound files to be sure they sound OK when played alone. Trying a Wait(1) between each sound file might also provide a clue as to what’s wrong.

3

also, look in /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/digits (or whatever the equivilant on BSD is) to see if you have all the digits in the same formats… especially in the native format of the call.

4

Thanks for your replies!

Batrams,

1999 => {
Answer();
PlayBack(digits/1);
Wait(1);
PlayBack(digits/2);
Wait(1);
PlayBack(digits/3);
Wait(1);
PlayBack(digits/4);
Wait(1);
PlayBack(digits/5);
Wait(1);
PlayBack(digits/6);
Wait(1);
PlayBack(digits/7);
Wait(1);
PlayBack(digits/8 ) ;
Wait(1);
PlayBack(digits/9);
Wait(1);
PlayBack(digits/10);
}

all digits sounds OK!

Do you have some idea in this case?
I dont :frowning:

I need the “call parking” function… Then I dial *4, Asterisk is trying to play 1201 (as I see on the log), but I hear leading “one” and, sometimes, trailing “one” :smile:

5

What are you using for a phone? Maybe test using a different phone or try a soft phone and see if the problem persists.

6

I’m trying with SIP (Cisco ATA 188) and H323 trunk

apparently, the only difference from any my successful installation is that this is running in Vmware esx :frowning: