- #Xlite softphone doesnt register dtmf how to#
- #Xlite softphone doesnt register dtmf install#
- #Xlite softphone doesnt register dtmf software#
- #Xlite softphone doesnt register dtmf license#
- #Xlite softphone doesnt register dtmf free#
#Xlite softphone doesnt register dtmf free#
One simple way for providing feedback (reverse direction) might be writing file with call state from "on call state" event script (would need testing for possible file sharing collisions), other - passing call state through some kind of small tool (something similar to wget?) started from script by ShellExecute.Īnother very free (BSD) softphone is (on which tSIP is based). Other option might be writing Lua script to disk and then triggering programmable button that has this script assigned. Command set is limited (PROGRAMMABLE_BTN_xxx can do basically anything, but button has to be programmed first), although I though also of passing Lua script (base64 encoded and with limited length) through command line. You can interface with many softphones (basically with any softphone handling "click to call") through command line.
#Xlite softphone doesnt register dtmf license#
On the other hand, buying ~50€ license per user really isn't an issue since that exact cost will be transferred to single user and it's acceptable to that user - regular desktop phone costs that much. Also there is an issue of price - SDKs cost a lot and they are per-app or with large upfront cost - for small number of initial clients, this is a expense which can't be justified. Why we want this? We simply don't have enough time or resources to integrate VOIP SDK like Ozeki or similar solutions. I don't mind paying for pro/commercial versions - as long as it has some kind of API or interface for 3rd party control. I've already mentioned Zoiper - problem is, older version 3 has all required stuff but it isn't supported any more and new 5 doesn't have COM API like older one. Goal is to at least forward a call to softphone, have information when it's ended and have ability to hang up/hold from my application. I don't need VOIP SDK - I just need an desktop softphone like Zoiper with exposed API so I can make call, hang up, hold or transfer call from my app. I'm looking for any windows/crossplatform softphone with possibility to be integrated in. Read detailed descriptions of the rules here.
#Xlite softphone doesnt register dtmf software#
#Xlite softphone doesnt register dtmf install#
I suggest you to start with openfile with red5 plugin on windows as its more easy to install and also tested by more users, if things work for you on the windows ver go and try on Linux. (we added the make.sh to the latest release, but might be you will need edit the file to your enviroment)
#Xlite softphone doesnt register dtmf how to#
If you use red5 on linux read in this forum how to compile it on your Linux server - some users compalined about using the red5 release on Linux cause problems until locally compile the source code. if your SER and red5 on the same lan and you send call via 3rd party service provider like voipstunts it might be that media is going directlly from red5 to the service provider, unless your proxy configured to act as media relay. If problem is just with voice check in SDP where you send or get voice from (IP and port). I can not test much more your problem as I don’t have the time.īut maybe the following info will help you:Ĭonsider red5 server as sip ua to your server (like X-lite), if you mange to get registered and get the call in and out signaling is working correctlly for you.
I used my red5 openfire windows server to connect directly to the ip you provided NOT via my proxy.
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