Hello all,
I use kamailio to have sharing chat between a SIP client and MSN client Now i want to have a sharing audio between them but i don't know witch module to use??
someone can help me please
Kamailio is a SIP proxy. It does not deal with audio at all.
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On Jul 15, 2009, at 8:03 AM, rachid baharachid@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I use kamailio to have sharing chat between a SIP client and MSN client Now i want to have a sharing audio between them but i don't know witch module to use??
someone can help me please
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Kamailio is also ONLY a SIP proxy as it related to "calls" (sessions), with the exception of the purple module, XMPP gateway, XCAP, etc. That's all chat.
So, if the MSN endpoint is not SIP, there is no non-chat-related protocol support in Kamailio, of the sort that would be required to establish a voice or video session between them. Instant messaging aside, Kamailio expects to be dealing with SIP.
If the MSN endpoint were also SIP, they could agree upon a codec and pass audio directly to each other. As I said in my previous message, Kamailio does not touch the audio path. It's a moot point if MSN does not set up voice and/or video using SIP, anyway. You will need to look elsewhere for a gateway, if such a thing exists.
Try looking at Asterisk or FreeSWITCH, they do this kind of multiprotocol gatewaying. If none of them has it, then either you implement it there or look for some commercial alternative.
Cheers, Daniel
On 15.07.2009 14:59 Uhr, Alex Balashov wrote:
Kamailio is also ONLY a SIP proxy as it related to "calls" (sessions), with the exception of the purple module, XMPP gateway, XCAP, etc. That's all chat.
So, if the MSN endpoint is not SIP, there is no non-chat-related protocol support in Kamailio, of the sort that would be required to establish a voice or video session between them. Instant messaging aside, Kamailio expects to be dealing with SIP.
If the MSN endpoint were also SIP, they could agree upon a codec and pass audio directly to each other. As I said in my previous message, Kamailio does not touch the audio path. It's a moot point if MSN does not set up voice and/or video using SIP, anyway. You will need to look elsewhere for a gateway, if such a thing exists.
On a less relevant and productive note, this strikes me as a somewhat pointless endeavour, prima facie. I'd be curious as to what you're actually trying to accomplish. Perhaps there is a better way to go about it.
Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Try looking at Asterisk or FreeSWITCH, they do this kind of multiprotocol gatewaying. If none of them has it, then either you implement it there or look for some commercial alternative.
Cheers, Daniel
On 15.07.2009 14:59 Uhr, Alex Balashov wrote:
Kamailio is also ONLY a SIP proxy as it related to "calls" (sessions), with the exception of the purple module, XMPP gateway, XCAP, etc. That's all chat.
So, if the MSN endpoint is not SIP, there is no non-chat-related protocol support in Kamailio, of the sort that would be required to establish a voice or video session between them. Instant messaging aside, Kamailio expects to be dealing with SIP.
If the MSN endpoint were also SIP, they could agree upon a codec and pass audio directly to each other. As I said in my previous message, Kamailio does not touch the audio path. It's a moot point if MSN does not set up voice and/or video using SIP, anyway. You will need to look elsewhere for a gateway, if such a thing exists.
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