Jitter buffer is now based on packets, not on samples. The frames are
dejittered in received form. After reading from jitter buffer, they are
decoded in correct order. If a frame is missing, it is concealed by
repeating audio.
If the console's station ID is not set, it will be automatically set
when a call is made from the mobile phone or when it performs
inscription to the network. (Only works for cellular networks with
inscription support.)
Features are:
* Packet based buffer
* Random in, first out
* Adaptive delay compensation (voice)
* Fixed delay (data, optionally MODEM/FAX)
* Interpolation of missing frames
* Any sample size
Command line help shows how many digits and what prefixes can be dialed.
Giving a station ID via command line will be checked for being valid.
The number to call the mobile statione will be checked for being valid.
Prefixes that are defined for a nework will be removed from station ID
automatically.
Multiple station ID lengths are supported:
* C-Netz: 7 or 8 digits, depending on area code length
* A-Netz: 5 or 7 digits; number is truncated to last 5 digits.
* IMTS/MTS: 5 or 7 digits, depending on phone's selector switch.
Andreas Eversberg
Martin Hauke