Thanks to a lot of help and feedback from Ron, K8AQC and Grant, G8UBN, my GPIB Toolkit package now supports the HP 3585A/B spectrum analyzers. Quite a few people have asked about these models, so it'll be good to get this release out there at last.

Your .a may be compiled without x86_86 architecture, just complier the .a and library include all supports architecture.

Hi, Changeset 5939 and change in file pjsua_media.c broke builds without video support. Changes in pjsua_media.c shall be within PJMEDIA_HAS_VIDEO definition. (row 1482 to 1492) Best Regards, Lars

In particular I haven't been able to compile the pjsip source with support for H.264 video. Currently it shows only H.263 codec.

Hi all I compiled the latest version of PJSIP in Visual Studio 2013, all right, has created a simple application using C++/CLI, with the support of the CLR (.NET 4.5). In fact, the application is working properly, and works with everything except the "pjsua video api", namely if I call the function pjsua_vid_dev_count() function returns 2.

Regards ----- Original Message ----- From: "Benny Prijono" To: "pjsip list" Sent: Monday, May 26, 2008 8:04 PM Subject: Re: [pjsip] Plans for nice gui support > On Mon, May 26, 2008 at 12:44 PM, Piotr Sobonski > wrote: >> Yes, but this solution is available for Windows/WinCE platform

It looks like the support is being compiled in as i see G729 files > compiled, however when I try to use it using siphon project, i don't have > G729 in the SDP. When adding a debug line to dump endpoint codec selection, > i only get G711mlaw, GSM and G711alaw. I know this brings another project > into a questions, but any pointers would be a great help.

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