Re: [Svxlink-devel] Repeater RF audio not going out internet

[David R. <dav...@gm...>]

* Mario Roeber <er...@po...> [2015-04-05 18:33]:
> Hello David, 
> 
> use a echolink proxy … and i think, its will work. 

Mario,

It would be interesting to try with one of the public proxies, but only
for testing.  With the proxy being a shared resource, that wouldn't be a
good long-term solution anyway.  I wouldn't want to rely on someone else's
system and wouldn't want to try to figure out an alternate if the one I
want to use is busy.  If using a proxy does work, then I'll be even more
confused. :-)

I still think there's something I'm missing in the overall setup that
wouldn't work with a proxy, either.  From what I can see, svxlink isn't
even trying to send out the internet at all for RF-initiated traffic.
Like I mentioned initially, I see no evidence of _any_ outbound network
traffic when RF audio comes in from the repeater.

That sounds like it doesn't know what to do with the incoming audio from
the radio.  I tried using arecord to see if I could verify what the
audio from the repeater sounds like, but I'm having issues with getting
that to work properly (device busy, etc).

I've verified with an external speaker that audio is generated, but that
doesn't mean the mic input on the soundcard is working.  The only
validation I have of that so far is the log messages about distortion
and squelch that suggest at least something is coming in that svxlink
recognizes.

Any ideas on how to validate I have audio (beyond what appears to be
validation from the squelch messages in the logs) would be helpful.

73

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David, K9DWR
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