From: Peter G. <jpg...@gm...> - 2008-05-07 13:30:22
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On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 9:24 AM, Florian Hackenberger <f.h...@ch...> wrote: > On Tuesday 06 May 2008, you wrote: > > Yes. There are definitely people (me) using iaxclient on Windows with > > good audio quality. I have not looked at jiaxclient, so I do not know > > how it affects the audio pipeline. Hopefully it doesn't affect the > > audio pipeline at all. > Jiaxclient is simply a wrapper around the public API of iaxclient. No > Java is involved concerning the audio. That's good and as I would expect. > > What version of iaxclient are you using? > iaxclient 2.0.2 precompiled. We use the default audio host API on > windows (don't know which one that is). Okay, 2.0.2 has proven to be pretty okay on Windows. I thought you might have been using one of the 2.1 beta releases. The default audio API on windows is WMME. In fact, this is the only one that iaxclient ever tries to use. > > There are some changes in the latest trunk that may help, but it's > > going to be a while before I have enough personal bandwidth to put > > together another iaxclient release with a new pre-built binary. > We are going to recompile the library, if you don't know what the issue > could be. Do you have any pointers to documentation about how to build > the library on windows (or maybe even cross compile it on linux)? Is > contrib/win/vs2005 and README.VisualStudio up to date? Yes, the projects in contrib/win/vs2005 are kept up-to-date as is README.VisualStudio. The trunk has a yet more up-to-date README.VisualStudio -- you might peek at that even if you are building 2.0.2. You may be able to cross-compile 2.0.2, but the trunk and 2.1 betas will be unwilling. I suggest using Visual Studio 2005 Pro. Thanks for your efforts. Pete |