On 3/4/06, Patrick Aljord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks! As for Sebastian's version, below are my comments:
" WengoPhone is free software and is a VoIP service developed by the OpenWengo community"
I wouldn't say that WengoPhone is a "service", but a piece of software.
"None of these functionalities are tied to a particular SIP provider and can be used with any provider available on the market unlike other proprietary solutions such as Skype."
Well, it is possible to do so with Classic, but it's not quite well integrated. NG version will allow users to do that very easily.
"PC to PC calls are HiFi quality and use several codecs such as ILBC, AMR-WB, PCMA, PCMU, AMR and GSM."
We use Speex whenever we can in new versions, not AMR* anymore.
" WengoPhone also allows users to do video calls using ffmpeg."
If this article is not written towards developers, it may not ring a bell to readers.here is my version, I put it on my wikipedia profile with yours:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Patcito
Thanks! As for Sebastian's version, below are my comments:
" WengoPhone is free software and is a VoIP service developed by the OpenWengo community"
I wouldn't say that WengoPhone is a "service", but a piece of software.
"None of these functionalities are tied to a particular SIP provider and can be used with any provider available on the market unlike other proprietary solutions such as Skype."
Well, it is possible to do so with Classic, but it's not quite well integrated. NG version will allow users to do that very easily.
"PC to PC calls are HiFi quality and use several codecs such as ILBC, AMR-WB, PCMA, PCMU, AMR and GSM."
We use Speex whenever we can in new versions, not AMR* anymore.
" WengoPhone also allows users to do video calls using ffmpeg."
Just my 2 cents.
Regards, and thank you very much for these articles.
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Julien Gilli
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