Re: No audio in inter-op with gtalk client

[sanjay]

I myself found the issue. The issue was with crypto parameter negotiation. Corrected them and  now audio flows both side. 

On Monday, 1 October 2012 14:43:30 UTC+5:30, sanjay wrote:

I am trying to inter-operate with Google talk (downloadable application for my Windows laptop) with my jingle/XMPP client (Running on my ubuntu machine). What I see is the call gets connected (ICE negotiation is success), even codec negotiated is G711-ULAW but I dont see any RTP packets coming out of gtalk. My  jingle client is sending the RTP packets to laptop but gtalk is not playing them either. How do I enable gtalk diagnostic and check its logs ? I need to find out what is that that gtalk client is not liking!

I have also attached packet capture at laptop.  Please check packet#202 onwards the RTP packets received at gtalk client.

Thanks

Sanjay 

[Vikas]

Hi,

It would be good if you can file an issue in the libjingle issue tracker. 

/Vikas 

[sanjay soni]

Hi Vikas, 

I think it will not be needed as this crypto problem was in my own part of the code. 

Only other issue with google code was that gtalk does not implement RFC5389 and I had to change my code to support RFC3489. Anyway, google has taken care of this in gmail (Anyway, I think google talk is not supported any more). 

Now, my next question is http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!category-topic/voice/making-and-receiving-calls/mhnVHoTgIF0  

 

I will put it here, It would be great help if you can answer it. 

Hi, I have configured my Google voice to forward the incoming calls to my gmail-chat. So whenever I get a PSTN call to my GV# I get a ring in my gmail. However, I want to know why it does not ring my gtalk client (Downloadable client on my windows laptop) OR my libjingle client  when I am logged into gtlak client / jingle client and not in gmail through browser. 

Are jingle client and gmail broswer two different thing ? 

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[sanjay soni]

Hi, Any answer on this ? 

 I have configured my Google voice to forward the incoming calls to my gmail-chat. So whenever I get a PSTN call to my GV# I get a ring in my gmail. However, I want to know why it does not ring my libjingle client  when I am logged into jingle client and not in gmail through browser. 

Are jingle client and gmail broswer two different thing ? Is this use-case supposed to work ? 

[PhistucK]

The desktop Google Talk client is from 2006, before Google Voice was even conceived.

It lacks a lot of features, standard support and has some serious reliability issues. I would not count on any WebRTC integration with it.

☆PhistucK

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[Serge Lachapelle]

+1 to what he said!

/S

[sanjay soni]

I agree to what both of you said, So, lets drop 'Google Talk' word here. 

What I have asked in my last e-mail is - What about 'libjingle client' ? Its latest version 0.6.14 was released Feb2012. 

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