Hi all, I tried to change the speaker volume by using the Audio Method “sipxAudioSetVolume(…)”. When I’m using the Visual C++ compiled version, the changing of volume works fine, but when compiling sipXtapi under Linux, this method, I think, has no effect. Is it right? In the file MpCodec.cpp I assume that there is one interface to the audio device. By using Linux, the function MpCodec_setVolume(…) was entered, but the value isn’t handled there. I tried to implement an ioctl function called: ioctl(fd, SNDCTL_DSP_SETPLAYVOL, &level) but it was not supported. OSS4.0 is needed for this function. I’m using the OSS emulation with ALSA. Do someone has an Idea, how to handle this Audio Method under Linux? An other question concerns with GIPS. In sipXtapi there are some functions, which are only ready for operation if sipXtapi is bundled with GIPS. In sipXmediaLib, sipXmediaAdapterLib and sipXcallLib configure Files, there are options to use GIPS (e.g. –with-gipsce). By using these option, do I have access to those functions? Is it generally recommended to use the GIPS Libraries ? Thank you very much for your advises!
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