Guys,
I am using py_pjsua and when I run py_pjsua.start(), no audio from
other programs is played. Is this expected behavior? Is there a solution
for it?
If I use pyAudio or any other python lib to "ring" when being invited,
will py_pjsua block the device as well?
Thank you,
Mesquita
I now understand how the conference bridge works and I am able to "loop"
the played file to the soundcard. But I still have problems with when
pjsua is started, no other sound is played.
Is it implemented using the blocking audio I/O mode of portaudio?
Mesquita
On Sun, 2008-03-09 at 02:33 -0300, João Mesquita wrote:
Guys,
I am using py_pjsua and when I run py_pjsua.start(), no audio from
other programs is played. Is this expected behavior? Is there a solution
for it?
If I use pyAudio or any other python lib to "ring" when being invited,
will py_pjsua block the device as well?
Thank you,
Mesquita
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Do you mean other application could not access the sound card
if pjsua is running?
This may happen on some old soundcards, since AFAIK the portaudio used in
pjsip is not working in exclusive mode.
nanang
On 10/03/2008, João Mesquita jmesquita@contactnet.com.br wrote:
I now understand how the conference bridge works and I am able to "loop"
the played file to the soundcard. But I still have problems with when
pjsua is started, no other sound is played.
Is it implemented using the blocking audio I/O mode of portaudio?
Mesquita
On Sun, 2008-03-09 at 02:33 -0300, João Mesquita wrote:
Guys,
I am using py_pjsua and when I run py_pjsua.start(), no audio from
other programs is played. Is this expected behavior? Is there a solution
for it?
If I use pyAudio or any other python lib to "ring" when being invited,
will py_pjsua block the device as well?
Thank you,
Mesquita
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That's weird cos I've tried it with 2 different sound cards (both new)
and I get the same behavior. That is on Linux Ubuntu.
Can that be a problem with the python binding? Should I set no_snd_dev()
while not in a call or not playing anything to the user?
Thanks,
Mesquita
On Tue, 2008-03-11 at 00:13 +0700, Nanang Izzuddin wrote:
Do you mean other application could not access the sound card
if pjsua is running?
This may happen on some old soundcards, since AFAIK the portaudio used in
pjsip is not working in exclusive mode.
nanang
On 10/03/2008, João Mesquita jmesquita@contactnet.com.br wrote:
I now understand how the conference bridge works and I am able to "loop"
the played file to the soundcard. But I still have problems with when
pjsua is started, no other sound is played.
Is it implemented using the blocking audio I/O mode of portaudio?
Mesquita
On Sun, 2008-03-09 at 02:33 -0300, João Mesquita wrote:
Guys,
I am using py_pjsua and when I run py_pjsua.start(), no audio from
other programs is played. Is this expected behavior? Is there a solution
for it?
If I use pyAudio or any other python lib to "ring" when being invited,
will py_pjsua block the device as well?
Thank you,
Mesquita
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