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« on: January 10, 2008, 10:33:17 am »

Hello all,

I've managed to get it to connect to Sipgate.co.uk, but when I make a test call or call my PSP from my mobile phone a get a constant clicking noise while voices are being transferred.

I'm not using a mic as I havent got one.

I've tried with and without file as input.

Now I've opened up my router - no encryption or enabled firewall - still no luck

tried two different PSP's      1:   PSP-1000       2:       PSP-1003    -    still no luck

Tried a different clean formatted MS      -      no change

Both CFW 3.71m33-4

My hardware is:

Router:   Belkin   F5D7632-4     ver. 1000uk

ISP: Eclipse


Anybody having the same porblem?
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« Reply #1 on: January 10, 2008, 07:12:36 pm »


I've managed to get it to connect to Sipgate.co.uk, but when I make a test call or call my PSP from my mobile phone a get a constant clicking noise while voices are being transferred.

In which direction are you having the problem (heard on the PSP or the phone). If it is heard on the PSP is it just noise on some frequencies, as that is expected as we have not cleaned that up yet due to the processing power that it was taking was meaning that calls would not work.
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« Reply #2 on: January 11, 2008, 06:10:17 pm »


In which direction are you having the problem (heard on the PSP or the phone). If it is heard on the PSP is it just noise on some frequencies, as that is expected as we have not cleaned that up yet due to the processing power that it was taking was meaning that calls would not work.


Testing from landline and cellphone to PSP using FWD for VoIP:
On the PSP side I do hear some noises, the voice is scratchy but understandable.
On the Phone side the voices sometimes are a muffled.
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