After upgrading to Lollipop the other party cannot hear me. Is there anything I can do to fix this?
Comment #1
Posted on Dec 3, 2014 by Quick BearCan confirm same problem on a Nexus 5 with Lollipop, the voice being sent from SipDroid is garbled. Incoming voice is decoded and played back fine, unless the other end is an exact duplicate setup when it will obviously sound garbled!
RTP packets are being sent ok, so presume it's something to do with microphone capture, buffering, gain etc. A fix would be much appreciated.
Comment #2
Posted on Dec 17, 2014 by Quick RabbitIssue 1156 has been merged into this issue.
Comment #3
Posted on Dec 17, 2014 by Quick RabbitSince I have no Android L device I can't fix it. The Samsung 10.1 2014 that I have will be updated in March 2015.
What you could try is if voice is transmitted in speakerphone, or in bluetooth modes.
A logcat trace might also be helpful. Any other ideas?
Comment #4
Posted on Apr 14, 2015 by Quick Wombatbrother pmerl, any update on this issue since you have got the lolipop update
Comment #5
Posted on Apr 29, 2015 by Quick RabbitI installed CM12 on my Samsung Note 10.1 (2014). Sipdroid worked fine. So it's not a general Lollipop incompatibility. Instead it must be related to specific devices.
Is it just the Nexus 5? Then I should get such a device to test.
Comment #6
Posted on Apr 30, 2015 by Swift Catread Issue 1156 this is an ART runtime issue. As with the devices listed there are not running lollipop and if they switch to dalvik runtime everything works, but when they use the ART runtime things stop working. The reason why lollipop is looked at is because it runs ART runtime by default
Comment #7
Posted on Apr 30, 2015 by Quick RabbitThe issue with ART was fixed in Sipdroid 3.6 (Dec 2014). Actually I've tested Sipdroid on my Samsug tablet with AOSP Android 5.1 which should be always on ART.
In Android Playstore there are complaints about Sipdroid not running properly on HTC and Nexus 4/5/7 devices, but there is nobody mentioning incompatibilities to Samsung.
Status: New
Labels:
Type-Defect
Priority-Medium