[Adium-devl] Jingle, Sip and IAX2 in one step

[Evan Schoenberg]

The utilization of libFreeSWITCH would in no way preclude the use of  
Quicktime for video capture, would it?  How does one feed video and  
audio data to the library?

In other words -- are you saying that the use of Quicktime for RTP is  
a poor choice and that libFreeSWITCH would handle this aspect of  
things?  Is it possible to let one handle video capture and the other  
handle RTP?

How does libFreeSWITCH hook into a protocol?  Is it its own Jabber  
implementation?

-Evan

On Nov 8, 2006, at 1:13 PM, Brian West wrote:

> hey guys,
> 	As a mac users and one of the very few that have a working cross
> platform jingle library not based on LibJingle at all.  I was
> discussing the approach of Jingle in AdiumX in IRC and was pointed to
> this mailing list.  I was told that Quicktime was going to be used
> for RTP which throws a big monkey wrench into the mix because it
> doesn't do RTP-ICE which is a requirement for speaking with the
> google talk clients.  But on a side note why not just grab FreeSWITCH
> and create a plugin using libFreeSWITCH which does SIP, IAX2 and
> Jingle along with RTP-ICE and STUN and SRTP.  So you could gain all
> those voip protocols in one step.  In addition you could gain the
> ability to write an answering machine module in say JavaScript to
> answer the phone when you're away from your computer.  Any input? (We
> also support SIP SIMPLE)
>
> Thanks,
> Brian
>
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