VOIP concall w/Freeswitch folk recording now available

I’ve put a fairly large (and yet still incomplete) summary of the voip conference call with the freeswitch folk up at:

http://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/bloat/wiki/Bufferbloat_and_Freeswitch_Conference_Call_March_9

The call went on for over 2 hours as we discussed all aspects of bufferbloat as it applies to telephony. The call was recorded, and here is a link to the recording:

http://wiki.freeswitch.org/files/conf_call_2011-03-09.mp3

If you have a listen, and hear something interesting that I did not document, please update the wiki page!

Some interesting tidbits:

• Some freeswitch users are using TCP Vegas for their servers due to the
  latency sensitivity of that form of TCP and their need to prioritize
  RTP traffic
• getting time right on various virtual server technologies is doable, but hard
• freeswitch handled 32+ people in the conference using a variety of
  dial-in technologies really well.
• Their wiki was very wrong on recomendations for voip servers (corrected)

I’m thinking that doing a weekly conference call among ourselves here might be useful. Thoughts?

Again, way more detail on the call is at:

http://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/bloat/wiki/Bufferbloat_and_Freeswitch_Conference_Call_March_9