IPKall problem
I am having problems with outgoing voice quality on call received from IPKall. Calls through or from any other provider sound fine. I can hear the caller but they hear only part of what I say, almost like stuttering. Something like:
Me: "Hello there, how are you?" What they hear: "He o ere, ow you?" Echo test works without problems. Not sure what to check, any help would be appreciated (and help with the WAF). |
My IPKall number has lapsed from non-use, but when I did use it, the quality was often very poor. I suspect the problem is with IPKall and not you or Voxalot.
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Ditto what Ron said. Some people have had no problems with their IPkall number it seems, but not me.
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Thank you both. I also have a FreeDigits number that works. Can you recommend any other free or low cost DID providers?
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I've also had no problems with IPKALL. Seems to work just fine.
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Something else odd. When I forward calls from Callcentric to Voxalot I get the same jittery outgoing audio. The same thing applies if I register Callcentric in Voxalot and receive a call. However, if I register my Sipura directly with Callcentric there are no problems with audio. :confused:
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At the beginning, I thought maybe it's problem of the phone number from DIDww. I wrote a letter to ask them to check, they told me there is no problem of the phone number. Now I found some people have the same experience as me, Probably the problem is from voxalot. |
When you are Callee at the receiving end of the SIP redirection from DIDWW, and the sound is choppy, do you have any kind of file sharing software running at the same time?
Do you know the available upload speed on your connection? This may be totally irrelevant to your configuration, but this is the situation when I have run into this problem. |
So it works good when you setup your SIP device for Callcentric or DIDww but when you use Voxalot with your device and phone service through it with these providers you guys get bad quality? Yeah I don't know, you have to keep narrowing down when it works fine and when it doesn't and eventually troubleshoot it down to the ultimate real problem (if you are able). Sometimes Voxalot may be at fault I think while other times it is the way your device settings and NAT routers are interacting with how Voxalot is managing the call that is the main culprit. What I've always said is that if you just can't get it to work with us, and it works fine without Voxalot, then you just might not be a good candidate to use the Voxalot service in the bolder way you had planned. To me, maximizing quality and not having to apologize for being on a "VOIP phone" to the people I talk to on the regular phone network are major objectives of mine and I wouldn't use Voxalot if it wasn't compatible with that. Thankfully everything seems to work pretty well with my configuration and my providers so I am very happy to make use of Voxalot's value-added services.
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No. I test both number in the same situation. Do you know the available upload speed on your connection? upload speed is more than 400Kbps |
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