well as I understand it - the etxgain= statement goes into rpt.conf, not echolink.conf.
and you probably need to do an asterisk restart to make it effective.
I have been happy enough with the default settings, but I am guessing if you have nothing in your node stanza (in rpt.conf) you will be 3 dB low on transmit audio.
Remember that E/L is GSM ... same thing they use on overseas cell phones. So if it like a bad overseas cell phone call, then you have it perfect.
Regards
Ken
KE2N
W4BRM/R
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Hurlock <bill.hurlock@cpcomms.com>
To: app_rpt-users <app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org>
Sent: Wed, Mar 13, 2013 12:33 pm
Subject: [App_rpt-users] Audio Quality issues on Echolink
Has anyone had problems with very low outbound audio to echolink connections?
The audio reports from the Echolink side are very thin audio, no highs or lows
and low level. I have went through my RF link and also through Webtranceiver
with the same results. If I do parrot mode on my link, my audio sounds great.
The issue seems to be in the interconnect to Echolink. Also I tried adjusting
the link TX & RX echolink audio levels but I can't hear any change no matter
what amounts of + or - gain I put in the etxgain or erxgain statements in the
echolink.conf file. Any ideas???
Bill Hurlock
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