mjtampabay

Any suggestions?

A little problem here... I am using VOIP - I am attempting to send an Auto-Dial list an OGM where it will then hang up. The problem is that when sending the message to cell phones... it is choppy and you can't understand it... but sending it to any land line and everything is fine. Is there any logical explanation as to WHY this is happening? Any Fix? I have suspected that it may have to do with the .wav/OGM file size, and/or EQ levels/HPF etc. Any adjustments don't seem to fix it. HELP!! NOTE: I have tried calling MANY different cell phones, with different carriers, etc. and they all give the same problem. Also those same cell phones get excellent reception BEFORE and AFTER this call, therefore I don't think the cellular reception is the problem.

Nevermind! I fixed it! Problem solved! I had some IP settings incorrect!

I have InPhonex as a VOIP provider, and when attempting to make a test call to a land-based line, it is not working. It seems as though the call is made (According to IVM), but the phone never rings! Please note, there is no "machine" on this Land-Based Phone line. Here's the result... (i have replaced some of the info with #'s for obvious reasons!) SIP Private IP is: 192.168.1.100:5060 Making outbound call to 1813####### Initiated sip call to: 1813####### Call answered Outbound call [1813#######] dialing complete Outbound call 1813####### [Answered] (Machine) Play file: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\NCH Swift Sound\IVM\OGMs\Main OGM.wav Call has Disconnected Call disconnected I have tested the VOIP connection from a different, much simpler program, (Counterpath X-Lite), everything is working fine on that end. Is there something I seem to be doing wrong? I am very new to this! Any help is greatly appreciated!