Are you on the iaxclient-devel list? That would be a good place for your feedback.
I think we've talked on IRC, and there's definately lots of known issuess, but if you can document some of your problems, that would help!
On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 20:15, John Todd wrote:
Just wanted to say that this is very encouraging, and I'd like to see more! I've got MacOS-X, and I've been desparately waiting for a SIP or IAX client for this system for a while. I've got your test code running, which looks extremely promising. Alas, I am not a programmer, and couldn't do justice to putting a front-end onto it. But I anxiously await the progress of others, and would happily give you more feedback than you probably want. JT >Asterisk-people, > > Some of you may have heard that we were working on a simple, >cross-platform IAX client library called "iaxclient". > > We've pretty much been "on vacation" with the project for a >while, but recently have made some progress, and now have the >library working across platforms, and a simple test client called >"testcall", up and running on 3 platforms: > >testcall runs on Linux, Windows and Mac OSX. > >I've been using it for a day now, and the quality is pretty good, of >course it does depend on the sound hardware you're using, etc. > >testcall is a simple command-line app, which is just a test >interface to the library, but it seems to work well, and I've used >it to make some calls both across local networks, as well as over >the internet. > >Some more information, including links to pre-compiled binaries, are >available at http://iaxclient.sourceforge.net Source code and build >directions are available from the sourceforge CVS servers. > >Iaxclient uses digium's libiax, the portaudio audio abstraction >libraries, the gsm codec, and other components. > >Feedback is, of course, welcome. > >People interested in making a cross-platform GUI for a more >full-featured client would also be welcomed. > >Features upcoming would include: >1) Audio processing code: > Audio level detection, for callbacks to GUI "level meters", >silence detection, and Automatic Gain Control (for adjusting input >"levels" automatically) [perhaps also better handling of clipped >inputs?] >2) Upgrades to libiax2 >3) Simple, and lightweight GUIs for Win32 and MacOSX >4) testing and tweaking of jitter buffers, recovery, and other >reliability enhancements [after first moving to libiax2]. > > >-SteveK > > > >-- > _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
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