The voice quality of fring in Xperia is very bad; it is choppy and having delays. Whereas, on the same wireless network, i use my Nokia E51 (symbian) and it works great with fring.
are comments or workaround to obtain a better voice quality of fring in xperia?
What version of fring are u using? It works great on my X1. Are you using it on Wifi or 3G/GPRS? I'll suggest you get the latest fring and try again.
Try Skype, works really well. Had a 40 min call from UK to Australia on Xmas Day and it worked a treat.
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Was anyone successful with using fring, SJphone or any other SIP client on TP2?
Thanks.
AGEphone , nimbuzz, portsip, fring worked for me. I heard voice ok, but other side always say they can't hear me. This is with gizmo5.
Hi Pivazia,
Google for X-Lite. This is free app I have tested on TP2 in combination with my company TrixBOX server and worked O.K.
Only that I did not manage is to drive sound through earpiece (the sound goes through speakerphone).
Sorry about my English.
Regards,
Nino.
I've used SJ, x-lite, and the internal VOIP on WM6. SJ is bar far my fav. All work alright, but I have volume issues with the internal voip - too quiet. Using an external earpiece is easiest with all apps, but you can use Audioroute to force the audio to the internal earpiece. All wm voip apps will route to either the speakerphone or the external earpiece by default unless you use audioroute.
Also, download Don't Sleep Wifi so that you can use voip on wifi easily without the phone going to sleep (and killing your call!)
Here is the link for SJPhone: http://www.sjphone.org/preview/SJphone-1.60-WindowsCE(preview)/
Which version did you try?
So far I used fring, call quality is ok but the sound comes out of the rear speaker...maybe I should try plugging in the headphone and test...
for me is the same problem, cant make without the speaker. will try now the audioroute. so far fring works good on wifi and 3g with like 2 sec delay
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... Using an external earpiece is easiest with all apps, but you can use Audioroute to force the audio to the internal earpiece. All wm voip apps will route to either the speakerphone or the external earpiece by default unless you use audioroute.
Also, download Don't Sleep Wifi so that you can use voip on wifi easily without the phone going to sleep (and killing your call!)
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Hi Chopsxxx,
Speakerphone, as you say, is easier to use but sometimes need a little privacy. At least one side privacy.
Thanks for the tips about AudioRoute and Don't sleep. I will try!
Regards,
Nino.
Has anyone setup the internal voip on wm6.5 yet? If so what did you use and how?
I've been searching for Internet calling function in WM6.5 on the TP2 but nothing found yet. Has anyone got that working in WM6.5?
Fring works for me
I have Fring set up with my SipGate credentials. I use iDialer to originate calls through Google Voice.
I don't use this setup often, but it works fine when I do. For more information on my Winmo/Google Voice setup, see the links in my signature line.
use PortGo softphone, it is better than SJphone and the sound is coming from earpiece
portgo is not tat clear, i feel fring is much better with ear piece, i have tried nimbuzz too work ok but drawback is sound come thru speaker
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I've been trying to find a SIP client for the Vibrant that works well. Everything I tried has had bad audio quality. Typically the outgoing voice is reported as distorted. The incoming is somewhat better, but tends to have breakups.
I've tried a lot of clients. sipdroid, fring, etc.
Does anyone have this really working well?
I am very interested in this as well. I can't seem to get SipDroid to connect to my Cisco Call Manager. Anyone with advice would be appreciated!
Thanks,
fF
fring works OK.
SIPDroid works great for me, another excellent one is the 3CXPhone for Android.
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SIPDroid works great for me, another excellent one is the 3CXPhone for Android.
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Are you using any special options (codecs, mic settings) to get good quality on your outgoing voice on SIPdroid. The incoming seems fine to me, but the outgoing is distorted with some breakup on the other side.
Probably depends on the system you are connecting to. I am connecting to a 3CX phone system.
I have been dealing with the same issues lately. However, SipDroid and 3CX seems to connect well. Now I need a recommendation on the actual SIP provider and configuration if these. I definantly want to use these on 3G.
Peace
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BlackImpact said:
I have been dealing with the same issues lately. However, SipDroid and 3CX seems to connect well. Now I need a recommendation on the actual SIP provider and configuration if these. I definantly want to use these on 3G.
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I use sipgate as my provider with sipdroid..the quality isnt too bad the person on the other end sounds somewhat low/and they often tell me ..they can kinda hear an echo.
I always have people complaining about the echo. I can hear them quite fine though.
By using SipDroid, I can sort of cut down the volume of the echo itself but it's still annoying because I have to speak VERY slow for the other party to hear me.
Peace
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Can you make the internal speaker (the one right next to your ear) work with Sipdroid, 3CX?
On my vibrant, they always use the external speakers for voice.
with 3CXPhone just head the toggle button for it. Should work fine.
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with 3CXPhone just head the toggle button for it. Should work fine.
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How do you do that? Even when I select Earpiece, I still hear the sound from the external speaker.
Hi,
I'm thinking about buying a bluetooth headset because I'm constantly on the move and in the car. I would however need to be able to record my calls (because I'm a journalist).
Is there a programme that can record calls automatically, even when I'm using a bluetooth headset?
I tried searching the market but couldn't really find anything useful...
I've tried quite a few, most doesn't work. killer mobile's total recall works well but doesn't allow connections to bluetooth headset.
Allcallrecorder works better but recording of the other party is quite soft. The best so far and its a freeware. http://allcallrecorder.com/
If you manage to find something better, let me know.
Matt
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I've tried quite a few, most doesn't work. killer mobile's total recall works well but doesn't allow connections to bluetooth headset.
Allcallrecorder works better but recording of the other party is quite soft. The best so far and its a freeware. http://allcallrecorder.com/
If you manage to find something better, let me know.
Matt
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thanks for the answer matteosg,
can you confirm that allcallrecorder works with a bluetooth headset?
it does work but the voice of the other party is very soft. Barely hear it sometimes... Not perfect but the best so far
check this out
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=60323
star it if you think it's useful, thx!
Dear all,
I post here since I wanted to get some idea on how the internet calling feature is working for you using a bluetooth headphone.
I have quite some experience with VoIP. Ran it on my SIP Phone since years, on softphones on my laptop, and now on Android with a GalaxyTab and SipDroid / native VoIP app.
I recently added to my GalaxyTab a Jabra Stone 2 bluetooth headset, it hooks up fine, so I moved from SipDroid on Froyo 2.2 to the Native VoIP client included in Overcome 3.1.0 / Gingerbread 2.3.3 because I was keen on the integrated bluetooth features (answer with the bluetooth button).
But I discovered the VoIP function using bluetooth is working properly only over 3G, strangely over WiFi I can't understand anything from the other end (the same with the incoming and the outgoing calls), it's like an intermittent / discontinuous sound, but strangely, everything is fine after 30-34 seconds, sound quality great, just like from the 1st second of an Internet call over 3G.
I repeat, it happens only when the WiFi is ON, if WiFi is OFF and I use 3G, everything work properly.
In these conditions the internet calling feature is not satisfactory.
I tried 3rd party software again (Cipsimple, Sipdroid, ecc) and even there the same bad call quality when WiFi is turned ON and I use a bluetooth headset.
I also tried a Blueant Q2 bluetooth headset, same problem.
Maybe somebody can give me some feedback.
If I can not find a solution, I need to sell and change OS, which I do not really want.
Thanks in advance, take care and enjoy your time here.
Paula
BT x WIFI
Ohhh it's bad I know.
I looked around a lot about this. Seems like there's not much we can do, due to the fact that the same antena is being used for WIFI and BT at the same time (at least thats what it says for my Tab).
I use BTmono a lot, to watch movies while doing other stuff. BTmono redirects sound to an old Motorola H500 I have here... and guess what.. Can't watch Youtube while using the BT headset! Sometimes wifi gets so bad that I get connection errors simply by reading emails.
The more sound you got going through BT, the worse WIFI will get.
If anyone finds any tips... I will be watching.
BTW: I've tested Wifi every way possible... no security/encryption and in each and every channel and speed. Nothing helps. I have 2 mono headsets, old Motorola and new Jawbone. Things are worse with Jawbone, which is actaully much better for talking on the phone.
I think it's something fixable...
why after 30 seconds you start to ear the other end perfectly?
can you confirm that?
thanks for your feedback,
Paula
Hi,
I am a little desperate to make a "normal" call with my Nexus 7 3g ^^, finally i want to try a sip solution, i have trying the 15 best sip client of the play store and all are working but i can't answer with my bluetooth Headset (Plantronics M55), the Headset work if i call and if i answer with the Nexus 7 but if i try to answer with the bluetooth Heaadset i have two behaviors : nothing or a new call to the last number
I have find only one who work to answer vith the Headset : SipDroid but i have another problem with it : the quality is very poor ... but only with this client sip ^^
Thanks in advance, Florian
I also forgot to ask if people (with another headset) come to answer a call to sip and if so with what pair of headset and client sip?
I would also like an answer to this as I am thinking of getting a nexus 7 3g, but I want to know how I might make internet calls with it. I think I read that headphones with mics don't work because the headphone jack doesn't support it.
Have you tried a bluetooth headphones?
Iakhou said:
I have find only one who work to answer vith the Headset : SipDroid but i have another problem with it : the quality is very poor ... but only with this client sip ^^
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I'm using SipDroid in an XPERIA P with bluetooth car kit, and it's working for incoming and outgoing calls (bluetooth it's still experimental in sipdroid), one way to improve quality is try to change codecs: speex codec has low bandwidth and acceptable quality for me.
I didn't try it yet but have seen on the forums that it should be possible to mod android native SIP client to allow calls over 3G, and that way bluetooth should behave like any other call...
I want to try sipdroid, but can't seem to register with my sip provider with it. Pretty much the only app that gives me registration issues.
Zoiper just added bluetooth support. I tried it with an earpiece and stereo bluetooth headset and it works fine.
I mentioned this last week in the apps section.