Does that mean PJSIP sip stack does not support >> video?

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Dear everyone, We just added a feature in PJSIP to support iOS4 background mode. For more details, see: https://trac.pjsip.org/repos/ticket/1107 Please let us know if there is any feedback. Best regards, Ming

Can somebody please update on the current actual status of video call >> support on iOS (iPhone / iPod)?

/ios_dev.m >>> >>> Can somebody please update on the current actual status of video >>> call support on iOS (iPhone / iPod)?

> I'm just trying to see where support on this Thingiverse file is needed > and then how to (active verb?) "apply" or "insert" that support? > > I never received any training in 3D printing nor with Cura so I'm > self-taught. Many times that is best.

Hi All, I have burned the USRP2 to support the UHD, but now I need to run some old USRP2 code. The new burned USRP2 images don't support the old code. So, is there any ways I can restore USRP2 images to old version to support the old code? Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance. -- Wenbo

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One example can be seen via https://github.com/Irev-Dev/cadhub/issues/611 which disabled Python support for now. So the OpenSCAD language with all it's good and bad features will remain the default language, available everywhere and the one without need for extra flags to be enabled.