Linux windows mic screw up(sample rate?)

i use the default videoconferance demo from adobe. When i try
to talk from a linux to a windows machine the audio is played
faster and sounds very high tone. when i talk from the windows to a
linux machine i get a slowed down and very low tone. Everyting
works fine when i talk from a windows to a windows machine o linux
to linux. I tried all the sample rate options in publish setting
and nothing works

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=578&threadid=1199097
the same workaround do the job for linux....

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