its called a sip client that supports h.264. A desktop bria supports it. The
android support is probably not quite there yet anyway.

The xmpp client "is not" a sip client, its a chat client. While openfire has
their own video thing they might be able to do its not universally sip
savvy.

You need to state what you are doing, or trying to do in the terms of "from
a softphone registered to sipx" or "from an xmpp client registered to
openfire on sipx" when discussing this, because you appear to be jumping all
over the place to people besides me.

I don't think linphone, sipdroid or tiviphone are projects that are there
yet. I'm not sure if sipdroid support h.264 on your own sip proxy. Just be
aware that the market might not be there yet. Since front facing android
phones have only shipped for a short period of time you might just have to
wait...

On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 1:06 PM, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:

> > If you have sufficient bandwidth (wifi) and the softphone clients on both
> > ends support it (and have the same codecs), it should work.
>
> I just tested this and when you want to go into video mode while in IM, it
> just automates a sipx call over x-lite/bria in this test case.
> Since bria android doesn't support h.264, video calls don't work between pc
> and mobile users.
>
> I am trying to find some other way to allow the two parties (mobile user
> and pc user) to video conference together.
>
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