yes, its true. sorry for multiple post. but I didnt get any reply from there. actually I already have installed vic and kphone but i dont how to use vic with kphone. when I tried to start kphone it show this statement below:

Kphone log file: log-kphone-27303.log
IPv6: 1, URIStr: "sazz" <sip:sazz@192.168.0.106>
Attached to V4L2 device: V4L2-USB Camera Device /dev/video0
Attached to V4L device: V4L-USB Camera Device /dev/video0
                VIC is a multicast (or unicast) video tool. It is best to start it
                using a multicast directory tool, like sdr or multikit. If desired VIC
                can be launched from the command line using:

                vic <address>/<port>

                where <address> is machine name, or a multicast IP address, and <port> is
                the connection identifier (an even number between 1024-65536).

                For more details see:

                http://www-mice.cs.ucl.ac.uk/multimedia/software/vic/faq.html
Options: vic [-HPs] [-A nv|ivs|rtp] [-B maxbps] [-C conf]
         [-c ed|gray|od|quantize] [-D device] [-d display]
         [-f bvc|cellb|h261|jpeg|nv|mpeg4|h264] [-F maxfps] [-i ifAddr ] [-I channel]
         [-K key ] [-L flowLabel (ip6 only)] [-l (creates log file)]
         [-M colormap] [-m mtu] [-N session] [-n atm|ip|ip6|rtip]
         [-o clipfile] [-t ttl] [-U interval] [-u script] [-v version] [-V visual]
         [-x ifIndex (ip6 only)] [-X resource=value] [-j numlayers] dest/port[/fmt/ttl]
                VIC is a multicast (or unicast) video tool. It is best to start it
                using a multicast directory tool, like sdr or multikit. If desired VIC
                can be launched from the command line using:

                vic <address>/<port>

                where <address> is machine name, or a multicast IP address, and <port> is
                the connection identifier (an even number between 1024-65536).

                For more details see:

                http://www-mice.cs.ucl.ac.uk/multimedia/software/vic/faq.html
Options: vic [-HPs] [-A nv|ivs|rtp] [-B maxbps] [-C conf]
         [-c ed|gray|od|quantize] [-D device] [-d display]
         [-f bvc|cellb|h261|jpeg|nv|mpeg4|h264] [-F maxfps] [-i ifAddr ] [-I channel]
         [-K key ] [-L flowLabel (ip6 only)] [-l (creates log file)]
         [-M colormap] [-m mtu] [-N session] [-n atm|ip|ip6|rtip]
         [-o clipfile] [-t ttl] [-U interval] [-u script] [-v version] [-V visual]
         [-x ifIndex (ip6 only)] [-X resource=value] [-j numlayers] dest/port[/fmt/ttl]

any help will be appreciated.

On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 8:17 AM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla <miconda@gmail.com> wrote:

On 6/3/10 6:04 AM, Alex Balashov wrote:

It would be great if it had anything to do with Kamailio/SR.

On Jun 2, 2010, at 11:31 PM, Saz <sazzadknife@gmail.com> wrote:

hii

Can anyone help me with Kphone-vic installation I will really appreciate for any documentation or manuals.

initial KPhone project development was discontinued. The new one is on sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/kphone/

I saw you posted the question there, as well, which is the right place.

On the other hand, if you look for some free sip video phone, check ekiga project.

Cheers,
Daniel

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Daniel-Constantin Mierla
Kamailio (OpenSER) Advanced Training
Miami, Fl, USA - June 21-23, 2010
http://www.asipto.com/index.php/kamailio-advanced-training/