nthn | # 171 | 2018-06-06, 10:14 | Report

It's working fine for me, with the default maximal FLAC compression and 32kHz sample rate. Both old and new recordings play back just fine.

Your recordings aren't saved on the SD card by any chance, are they?

TMavica | # 172 | 2018-06-07, 02:14 | Report

No
They are saving in sdcard, but some can play , some cannot

juiceme | # 173 | 2018-06-07, 10:39 | Report

Just checked and on my device all recordings are correct

TMavica | # 174 | 2018-06-07, 14:31 | Report

Just found out, the audio only can listen in outgoing call. Incoming call havent

juiceme | # 175 | 2018-06-18, 19:43 | Report

The problems might be that 2.2.0 Mouhijoki updated pulseaudio which probably breaks the source/sink configuration in CallRecorder;

Now it just needs to be checked why it only affects incoming calls; as far as I understand the cards configuration is same regadless of the call direction; both should map to "Active Profile: voicecall-record"?

pasko | # 176 | 2018-06-27, 10:54 | Report

Hi.

Yesterday I noticed the same problem: no incoming call recording.Traces back to last SFOS update to 2.2.0.29.
However what puzzles me is that the native call recorder works fine with both incoming & outgoing calls.
I have also noticed that harbour-callrecorder records a small instant of the ringtone before going silent. It's not easy to notice it at first time..
I think a bit more testing is necessary and I also agree with @juiceme: the update to pulseaudio 11 might be related....

Regards.

juiceme | # 177 | 2018-06-27, 12:43 | Report

I cannot vouch for this since I have not checked it but I have a feeling the pulseaudio update in 2.2.0 modified the behaviour of sinks&sources so that callrecorder sets wrong profile for incoming calls.

As for why the native caal recording function works; of course it was tested against the updated pa and fixed.

peterleinchen | # 178 | 2018-06-30, 21:33 | Report

And another:
for me it works (on Jolla C)!
Just remembered there were problems witb CallRecorder after updating to 2.2. So I recorded an incoming call and I can play it back.

pasko | # 179 | 2018-07-12, 12:24 | Report

Hi.
@peterleinchen, @juiceme could you please ellaborate a bit more about profiles or something?.
I'm so clueless here that I don't know how to start my troubleshooting.
Also, I don't like pulseaudio since it's also 'disturbing' me in my headless server as well....

Thanks in advance.

Regards.

juiceme | # 180 | 2018-07-12, 19:57 | Report

Well, for starters you could check how pulseaudio in your device behaves when you place or receive a call;

- check what's displayed by "pactl list cards" when there is no call
- check what's displayed by "pactl list cards" when incoming call
- check what's displayed by "pactl list cards" when outgoing call

Compare the outputs, see what changes in different situations


Well guess who's the author, rings any bells...
Both pulseaudio and systemd share the mentality that they are complex, extensible and used in many places.