I would just like to point out that it has no relevance if you have, or have not, purchased modules, and I don't like the insinuation. I am even hesitant to recommend people to use commercial support in IRC, because I believe I'm abusing my status by doing so. I'm just going to take it as you saying 'I'm doing my best to support the project', and I appreciate that, but I tend to get a bit fidgetty about peoples passive aggressive, backhanded accusations, ESPECIALLY when you say this next:
[quote="Bullfrog, post:56, topic:31042"]
The whole FreePBX/Sangoma vs Ward Mundy debate started, and the Sangoma Community Forum became much more confrontational and condescending.
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There is no 'FreePBX/Sangoma vs Ward Mundy' debate. There is just Ward Mundy doing his best to abuse, discredit, and disrupt the FreePBX project. He has taken this so far that one of our developers had to create a new facebook account, and he's publically posted other developers personal information - in fact, just the day before yesterday, he linked to @drmessano's Google plus page, because ... I don't know why. And it's not like drmessano is a developer, he's just someone who knows how freepbx works, and offers free support in IRC.
I honestly have no idea what Ward's trying to achieve by destroying the project that he bases HIS project on, and it appears amazingly counter-intuitive to do so. However, this is open source software, and if he wants to try to destroy it, then that's his choice.
I ignore what Ward says, I ignore his tweets. I don't block him on Twitter because I don't think it's fair that he would need to log out to see what (FreePBX-related) stuff I tweet about. We write open source code .We give it away. We care.
We, honestly, try to be the good guys. Quite a few times I've actively asked the rest of the guys 'Are we wrong? Are we NOT being the good guys?'. Being yelled at for doing stuff wrong is awesome. Because then we KNOW we're doing stuff wrong. But being yelled at for NOT doing stuff wrong, or even worse, being yelled at because he fundamentally doesn't understand how FreePBX works, is emotionally draining.
So, I apologise for that rant, but that's how I see things from my perspective. When he says 'Module signing isn't open source', for example, and he is fundamentally wrong about that, and refuses to admit it, what can I do? It's open source. It's documented. He can do exactly what we do, with the tools we provide. Yet he claims he can't.
This probably should have been ripped out into a different thread, but @tm1000 (who is literally sitting across the table from me at the moment) just grabbed me and said 'More G722 issues' and this was the first thing I saw.
On the downside, he's literally just followed the instructions he gave, and didn't have the problem. Even with the en_gb prompts.
@lgaetz (sitting next to @tm1000) suggests that it may be phone related, which sounds much more reasonable. That was the first thing I suggested, way up at the start of this thread. Try it with a different device .If it works with a different device, then it's the device, or, asterisk.
Edit: Proof of @tm1000 actively trying to duplicate this:
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Either way, it's not a FreePBX issue. All FreePBX does is write the configuration files. Asterisk is what actually does the transcoding. We're not trying to dodge the problem, we're just saying that we can't duplicate it. If we can't duplicate it, we can't fix it.