GSM Audio Problems and

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Holger Freyther holger at freyther.de
Sat Mar 25 18:08:49 UTC 2017


> On 24 Mar 2017, at 16:09, Edwin Reed-Sanchez <ereedsanchez at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Holger,
> 
> classic radio interference?
> 
> - could this be caused by having amplifiers to high, and being close to another BTS?  Should I attenuate the amplification in Osmotrx?

Difficult to say. You can look at the RSL measurement reports and
take a look if there is something obvious, e.g. rxlev/rxqual being
very bad



> 
> looks like a change of SSRC? What does RTP look like?
> 
> - where do I gather information for RTP.  Is it in the logs, or in the configs.  We currently are not using 
> rtp jitter-buffer 0  
> in the osmobts config. 


In Wireshark under Edit->Preferences->Protocol->RSL ("Use nanoBTS
defitnition"). Then you will see IPA CRCX/MDCX/DLCX to manage the
audio flow and Wireshark will be able to identify the RTP streams.

With Telephony->RTP->Show all Streams you can see how many streams
SRC ip/port, DST ip/port, SSRC exist. Then compare the timestamps
from the log with timestamp of the RTP packet. Is there another
stream/SSRC? Is this is just the first sequence number (which should
be random) and leads to a big jump?



holger


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