Hi all,
I have an FreeSWITCH problem that I’m unsure where to investigate next. I have a FreeSWITCH instance with 20-30 calls in progress during the day. One particular user has reported that when they make a call, the recipient hears choppy audio. Incoming calls are fine. I can confirm this with a trace - I can see RTP packets coming in from their handset just fine, but FreeSWITCH is transmitting only about a third of those packets on the oubound leg (the trace is captured by a permanently running tcpdump on the FreeSWITCH box). There is no transcoding going on, both legs are PCMA. The customer reports that this happens for every outbound call they make and that ‘it used to work’. Unfortunately I don’t have historical traces going back far enough to find out when the problem started happening.
This doesn’t feel like a load-related issue to me as this is the only customer reporting this issue, and the free CPU % in freeswitch.log is about 85% at the time of the call I examined. Something has clearly changed at some point to cause this behaviour, but I’m at a loss to think what that might be, or what would cause that FreeSWITCH behaviour. The FreeSWITCH version is 1.10.7, running on AWS.
Does anyone have any ideas on where I could look next?
Best wishes,
Martin.