Call quality is inaudible
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Just installed last weekend but call quality is terrible, Am hard wired to router with 220Mbps outbound, 12Mbps inbound. Call audio is garbled, echo, noisy and intermittent. Cannot even talk to my wife on her cellphone across the room, let alone Ooma Tech Support. Very frustrated. Left great service on Comcast for this and am now wondering why. What can I do? The Chat Line tried something but zero effect. Help!
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Correction: 220 download, 12 upload. Also using two new Ooma HD2 handsets and they are questionable in call quality but I can't tell if it is Ooma or the handset. My V-Tech phones seem to be better than the Ooma handsets.
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If you live on the east coast, ask to be placed on the east coast server if not already. This helped me a lot, along with removing the *68 request. If you don't know what that is, then don't worry about it.
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Having same issue. Beside cost might have to go back to Comcast, the quality is like static, like the volume is turned up way to high. Hard to understand anyone.
I have same specs as you through Comcast.
Funny it seems they do not care if people cancel. Support has no suggestions on how to resolve.
Frustrated.
I have same specs as you through Comcast.
Funny it seems they do not care if people cancel. Support has no suggestions on how to resolve.
Frustrated.
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Run the html5 version of this test.
http://www.whichvoip.com/voip/speed_test/ppspeed.html
All of the quality icons should be green.
I am on Comcast and found that my modem was discarding up to 17% of the upstream packets. That's not a problem for a TCP connection but it is catastrophic for a UDP connection which is what VOIP uses.
A new modem solved the problem.
http://www.whichvoip.com/voip/speed_test/ppspeed.html
All of the quality icons should be green.
I am on Comcast and found that my modem was discarding up to 17% of the upstream packets. That's not a problem for a TCP connection but it is catastrophic for a UDP connection which is what VOIP uses.
A new modem solved the problem.
Customer since January 2009
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Telo with 2 Handsets, a Linx, and a Safety Phone
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