LM
Lalit Manchanda
Wed, Sep 19, 2007 4:46 PM
Hi Benny,
First of congrats! the great piece of code you people have written is
finally working on Symbian too!! It required some effort from my friend
Amit here, and we will submit the changes we have done. Sound is both way
possible and no certificate is required for the same. Sound quality using
WiFi network on S60 device is quite good!
We are trying to enable registration on pjsip with openims and it needs a
header for authentication. When the registration packet goes out it has no
autentication part, can you suggest where to look to enable it, if its
implemented?
Thanks & Regds
Lalit Manchanda
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Hi Benny,
First of congrats! the great piece of code you people have written is
finally working on Symbian too!! It required some effort from my friend
Amit here, and we will submit the changes we have done. Sound is both way
possible and no certificate is required for the same. Sound quality using
WiFi network on S60 device is quite good!
We are trying to enable registration on pjsip with openims and it needs a
header for authentication. When the registration packet goes out it has no
autentication part, can you suggest where to look to enable it, if its
implemented?
Thanks & Regds
Lalit Manchanda
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smitel
Wed, Sep 19, 2007 5:28 PM
Hello Lalit,
Have you try symbian to symbian call? was the quality is good
what codec can you use?
Thanks
On 9/19/07, Lalit Manchanda Lalit.Manchanda@hsc.com wrote:
Hi Benny,
First of congrats! the great piece of code you people have written is
finally working on Symbian too!! It required some effort from my friend Amit
here, and we will submit the changes we have done. Sound is both way
possible and no certificate is required for the same. Sound quality using
WiFi network on S60 device is quite good!
We are trying to enable registration on pjsip with openims and it needs a
header for authentication. When the registration packet goes out it has no
autentication part, can you suggest where to look to enable it, if its
implemented?
Thanks & Regds
Lalit Manchanda
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Hello Lalit,
Have you try symbian to symbian call? was the quality is good
what codec can you use?
Thanks
On 9/19/07, Lalit Manchanda <Lalit.Manchanda@hsc.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Benny,
>
> First of congrats! the great piece of code you people have written is
> finally working on Symbian too!! It required some effort from my friend Amit
> here, and we will submit the changes we have done. Sound is both way
> possible and no certificate is required for the same. Sound quality using
> WiFi network on S60 device is quite good!
>
> We are trying to enable registration on pjsip with openims and it needs a
> header for authentication. When the registration packet goes out it has no
> autentication part, can you suggest where to look to enable it, if its
> implemented?
>
> Thanks & Regds
> Lalit Manchanda
>
>
>
> *****************************************************DISCLAIMER*****************************************************
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Lalit Manchanda
Wed, Sep 19, 2007 5:44 PM
Hi,
We have currently used PCM codec. Sound quality was quite good
considering the wirless network .
Thanx and regards
Lalit Manchanda
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Hi,
We have currently used PCM codec. Sound quality was quite good
considering the wirless network .
Thanx and regards
Lalit Manchanda
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Benny Prijono
Wed, Sep 19, 2007 5:55 PM
Hi Benny,
First of congrats! the great piece of code you people have written is
finally working on Symbian too!! It required some effort from my friend
Amit here, and we will submit the changes we have done. Sound is both
way possible and no certificate is required for the same. Sound quality
using WiFi network on S60 device is quite good!
Wow! I don't know how Amir managed to get full-duplex sound when
everybody at nokiaforum says it's impossible. That's very cool! I'm
looking forward to see what you've done.
First Nintendo DS, and now Symbian fully works, all within a week,
Christmas must have come early here at pjsip! :)
We are trying to enable registration on pjsip with openims and it needs
a header for authentication. When the registration packet goes out it
has no autentication part, can you suggest where to look to enable it,
if its implemented?
Oh no, IMS strikes again.. It's not implemented since this is IMS
specific and pjsip does not support IMS. We don't like anything
that's not written by IETF. ;-)
The cleanest approach to this, perhaps, is to register a pjsip
module to "sniff" outgoing SIP messages, and add Authorization
header to initial REGISTER (or INVITE or whatever) when required.
pjsip_module framework has been described in PJSIP Dev Guide PDF.
thanks,
-benny
Thanks & Regds
Lalit Manchanda
Lalit Manchanda wrote:
>
> Hi Benny,
>
> First of congrats! the great piece of code you people have written is
> finally working on Symbian too!! It required some effort from my friend
> Amit here, and we will submit the changes we have done. Sound is both
> way possible and no certificate is required for the same. Sound quality
> using WiFi network on S60 device is quite good!
Wow! I don't know how Amir managed to get full-duplex sound when
everybody at nokiaforum says it's impossible. That's very cool! I'm
looking forward to see what you've done.
First Nintendo DS, and now Symbian fully works, all within a week,
Christmas must have come early here at pjsip! :)
> We are trying to enable registration on pjsip with openims and it needs
> a header for authentication. When the registration packet goes out it
> has no autentication part, can you suggest where to look to enable it,
> if its implemented?
Oh no, IMS strikes again.. It's not implemented since this is IMS
specific and pjsip does not support IMS. We don't like anything
that's not written by IETF. ;-)
The cleanest approach to this, perhaps, is to register a pjsip
module to "sniff" outgoing SIP messages, and add Authorization
header to initial REGISTER (or INVITE or whatever) when required.
pjsip_module framework has been described in PJSIP Dev Guide PDF.
thanks,
-benny
> Thanks & Regds
> Lalit Manchanda
A
atik
Wed, Sep 19, 2007 6:02 PM
Sound is both way possible and no certificate is required for the same.
what device did you test, do you mean full-duplex possible without
certificate? how?
thanks
atik
On 9/20/07, Lalit Manchanda <Lalit.Manchanda@hsc.com> wrote:
>>Sound is both way possible and no certificate is required for the same.
what device did you test, do you mean full-duplex possible without
certificate? how?
thanks
atik
LM
Lalit Manchanda
Thu, Sep 20, 2007 2:13 PM
Sound is both way possible and no certificate is required for the same.
what device did you test, do you mean full-duplex possible without
certificate? how?
thanks
atik
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We have tested on N91. We have only added capability User Enviornment...
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On 9/20/07, Lalit Manchanda <Lalit.Manchanda@hsc.com> wrote:
>>Sound is both way possible and no certificate is required for the same.
what device did you test, do you mean full-duplex possible without
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thanks
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Lalit Manchanda
Thu, Sep 20, 2007 2:19 PM
Hi Benny,
We need some time to put things in shape and we will submit the code for
Symbian
I was pleasently surprised to know that Authentication is working in pjsip
without doing any changes, so on registration when challenge is sent it
replies back with authentication info filled in! Probably There was some
error at other end when we tried for the first time,
Lalit Manchanda
Engineering Manager
Hughes Systique
D-8 Infocity II, Sector 33 Gurgaon Haryana 122022, India
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Lalit Manchanda wrote:
Hi Benny,
First of congrats! the great piece of code you people have written is
finally working on Symbian too!! It required some effort from my friend
Amit here, and we will submit the changes we have done. Sound is both
way possible and no certificate is required for the same. Sound quality
using WiFi network on S60 device is quite good!
Wow! I don't know how Amir managed to get full-duplex sound when
everybody at nokiaforum says it's impossible. That's very cool! I'm
looking forward to see what you've done.
First Nintendo DS, and now Symbian fully works, all within a week,
Christmas must have come early here at pjsip! :)
We are trying to enable registration on pjsip with openims and it needs
a header for authentication. When the registration packet goes out it
has no autentication part, can you suggest where to look to enable it,
if its implemented?
Oh no, IMS strikes again.. It's not implemented since this is IMS
specific and pjsip does not support IMS. We don't like anything
that's not written by IETF. ;-)
The cleanest approach to this, perhaps, is to register a pjsip
module to "sniff" outgoing SIP messages, and add Authorization
header to initial REGISTER (or INVITE or whatever) when required.
pjsip_module framework has been described in PJSIP Dev Guide PDF.
thanks,
-benny
Thanks & Regds
Lalit Manchanda
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Hi Benny,
We need some time to put things in shape and we will submit the code for
Symbian
I was pleasently surprised to know that Authentication is working in pjsip
without doing any changes, so on registration when challenge is sent it
replies back with authentication info filled in! Probably There was some
error at other end when we tried for the first time,
Lalit Manchanda
Engineering Manager
Hughes Systique
D-8 Infocity II, Sector 33 Gurgaon Haryana 122022, India
FixedLine: +911243045413
Mob:+919810307267
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Lalit Manchanda wrote:
>
> Hi Benny,
>
> First of congrats! the great piece of code you people have written is
> finally working on Symbian too!! It required some effort from my friend
> Amit here, and we will submit the changes we have done. Sound is both
> way possible and no certificate is required for the same. Sound quality
> using WiFi network on S60 device is quite good!
Wow! I don't know how Amir managed to get full-duplex sound when
everybody at nokiaforum says it's impossible. That's very cool! I'm
looking forward to see what you've done.
First Nintendo DS, and now Symbian fully works, all within a week,
Christmas must have come early here at pjsip! :)
> We are trying to enable registration on pjsip with openims and it needs
> a header for authentication. When the registration packet goes out it
> has no autentication part, can you suggest where to look to enable it,
> if its implemented?
Oh no, IMS strikes again.. It's not implemented since this is IMS
specific and pjsip does not support IMS. We don't like anything
that's not written by IETF. ;-)
The cleanest approach to this, perhaps, is to register a pjsip
module to "sniff" outgoing SIP messages, and add Authorization
header to initial REGISTER (or INVITE or whatever) when required.
pjsip_module framework has been described in PJSIP Dev Guide PDF.
thanks,
-benny
> Thanks & Regds
> Lalit Manchanda
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Perry Ismangil
Thu, Sep 20, 2007 3:05 PM
We have tested on N91. We have only added capability User Enviornment...
Since N91 does not have Wifi, does it mean you are doing this over 3G? Or
normal GPRS?
What are the bandwidth requirements? How many kilobytes per minute
conversation?
Sorry so many questions...
--
Perry Ismangil
On 9/20/07, Lalit Manchanda <Lalit.Manchanda@hsc.com> wrote:
>
>
> We have tested on N91. We have only added capability User Enviornment...
Since N91 does not have Wifi, does it mean you are doing this over 3G? Or
normal GPRS?
What are the bandwidth requirements? How many kilobytes per minute
conversation?
Sorry so many questions...
--
Perry Ismangil
A
atik
Thu, Sep 20, 2007 3:16 PM
Since N91 does not have Wifi.
> Since N91 does not have Wifi.
i dont have N91 but following link shows it has WIFI,
WLAN Support:
802.11b/g
with
WPA
WPA2 (AES/TKIP)
http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/N91
http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_n91-1154.php
PI
Perry Ismangil
Thu, Sep 20, 2007 3:47 PM
Since N91 does not have Wifi.
i dont have N91 but following link shows it has WIFI,
WLAN Support:
802.11b/g
My bad. It does have wifi.
Ok, well the question still stands.
Can you do it not over wifi, is the quality still good and what is the
cost in terms of kilobytes per minute?
--
Perry Ismangil
On 9/20/07, atik <atik.khan@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Since N91 does not have Wifi.
>
> i dont have N91 but following link shows it has WIFI,
>
> WLAN Support:
> 802.11b/g
>
My bad. It does have wifi.
Ok, well the question still stands.
Can you do it not over wifi, is the quality still good and what is the
cost in terms of kilobytes per minute?
--
Perry Ismangil
