I am trying to integrate PJSIP with Voip chatterbox sample app Windows Phone 8. I can make a call but i cannot hear receivers voice nor he can hear mine. I am still not able to figure out how to safely remove audio loopback from sample app. Before doing this I made a simple app with UI and WinRT and made call using pjsip, i was able to send and receive audio.
PS- I used my app to call and receiver used linphone windows phone app.
Can any one tell me how to remove loopback and send and receive audio?
PJSIP needs to add background support for WP8. It might be a little while before this is supported.
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The PJSIP code will handle all of the actual SIP and RTP code for you. Like registering with your sip server, receiving and placing calls. Basically you want to remove the telnet interface and call methods directly off of PJSUA interface. You will want to extend the Globals.cpp class to add the methods you need to make phone calls.
The Chatterbox code is to add things like the incoming call screen and call state and awakening when the App is backgrounded.
You want to reference the Agents and Backend dlls. Also make sure to set up your capabilities and other settings the exact same way as the Chatterbox UI project, see WPAppManifest.xml. Lastly make sure you add the Contact Image and Ringtone files as content to your main project, or else the incoming call screen will not launch.
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I am trying to develop using the BLE api.
However no matter what I try, I am only getting useless test data back.
A workaround would be possible using Web Bluetooth, however, I can't append a button outside of the plugin iframe.
What would your suggested way of developing with the bluetooth functionality?
Are you sure you turned on the Bluetooth feature in your plugin.json ? See documentation here https://github.com/BuildFire/sdk/wiki/Low-Energy-Bluetooth-Service
Once that is completed make sure you rebuild your app (hard build) since your app need to request permission to access Bluetooth. If you aren’t prompted when you install the app to allow Bluetooth access, then something isn’t right.
I have created an app for the iPhone and iPad less than a month ago that uses MailCore2 to send emails without the use of a dialog box (like the one MFMailComposeViewController uses).
The app works great and based on reviews, the implementation of MailCore2 provides a sense of security to users when sending messages.
I am in the middle of creating the same app on the Apple Watch itself, and was wondering if implementation of MailCore2 was possible on this device. If so, can a link be attached so I could see how to implement this into my project? If this can't be implemented, are there other third party solutions for sending emails without a dialog box on the Apple Watch?
Thanks in advance to all who answer.
I haven't checked in a while but I was under the impression that no code actually gets executed on the Watch. You do all processing on the device and then send your results to the Watch via an extension (like the Today extensions in notification centre). The Watch only stores the UI and doesn't execute any code. In this case, as everything would still be done on the phone, I don't see why MailCore wouldn't work or would work differently.
Maybe they've changed the SDK since I last looked though and code is now executable on the Watch?
I need my J2ME app to run in the background and still allow the user to use his mobile without problem.The app still needs to process some events in the background.I would also like to allow the user to stop the app if he wants to. Like Music Player any one can help me regarding this issue.
i had Tried by calling Display.setCurrent(null); But it is not working in my Nokia Sdks.
There are no APIs offered for 3rd party application to be run in background on Nokia devices, by using the APIs provided for J2ME
Is there such a thing as a Spotify remote control API? I want to write an app which lets the user control the Spotify desktop client (play, pause, volume, playlists, etc.) but I can't seem to find any documentation anywhere.
There are iOS and Android remote control apps out there so I'm just wondering how they do it if there isn't an API.
On Mac OS X, Spotify can be controlled 'remotely' (i.e. from other apps) using AppleScript, either using the bundled API or the System Events service.
Here's an example of using the bundled API: https://github.com/activars/spotify-applescript/blob/master/spotify_control.applescript
And another one using System Events (it isn't quite as elegant): http://www.jacktams.net/2010/04/28/spotify-applescripts-version-0-4-3/
Official documentation is a bit thin, although you should be able to use the AppleScript editor's library feature to find out more about the methods offered.
I need some links to record both microphone and audio in all the applications. I'm developing a audio recorder feature for an application.
I tried intercepting some APIs like IDirectSound and Wave API but I'm missing something since some applications are recorder and some others aren't.
Can someone send me a clue around this?
Best Regards.
In my compary we've developed an Audio Recorder SDK because it's very difficult to make all the hooks you need to intercept all the applications. You should hook MCI Wave API calls, IDirectSound interface and the new IAudioClient interface, part of the Windows Vista / Windows 7 Core Audio engine.
Our SDK supports Skype 4.x and 5.x, G-Talk and Msn. We've tested with other applications and it's working but we don't support them.
Additionally, we bring some UI features such as handling button clicks and get windows text using the SDK.
I hope this information can help you.