Incoming calls are choppy out going is great
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Incoming calls are choppy out going is great
Anyone have an idea, im running mj as a service, latest update, stand alone computor. Also set up on router with port forwarding.
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actionmunky
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There's a lengthy how-to for diagnosing choppy voice on the wiki. You two could start there.
If it were me, I would start with the "proxy find" how-to and see which vms server is used for placing an outbound call, and which is used when receiving an inbound call.
I've seen in the past that inbound calls can come in from a vms server in a different region (local to the originator of the call). If that's happening to you, it may explain the difference in quality between inbound and outbound. The vms server for the inbound call may be in a region that is having poor quality generally (recently that's been just about every region).
You'll have to put some effort into understanding how to use the "proxy find" how-to, and how to locate an individual call in the pmdump results (and locate and interpret the proxy/vms IP addresses).
Mark
If it were me, I would start with the "proxy find" how-to and see which vms server is used for placing an outbound call, and which is used when receiving an inbound call.
I've seen in the past that inbound calls can come in from a vms server in a different region (local to the originator of the call). If that's happening to you, it may explain the difference in quality between inbound and outbound. The vms server for the inbound call may be in a region that is having poor quality generally (recently that's been just about every region).
You'll have to put some effort into understanding how to use the "proxy find" how-to, and how to locate an individual call in the pmdump results (and locate and interpret the proxy/vms IP addresses).
Mark
See the MagicJack Wiki (FAQ, How-To, history and more).