Difference between revisions of "App conference"
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− | + | '''New location of app_conference:''' [http://wap.sineapps.com/index.php?rssid=1672 Iaxclient-devel: App_conference has a new home (Sun, 28 Jan 2007)] - Keep this in mind when older pages refer to the old location. | |
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+ | '''app_conference wiki''': [http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+app_conference Asterisk + app_conference] | ||
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*Some callers come from the PSTN via IAX2 from a box with Zaptel cards, via uLaw. | *Some callers come from the PSTN via IAX2 from a box with Zaptel cards, via uLaw. | ||
*Other callers come from iaxclient based softphones using GSM via IAX2 (with DTX). | *Other callers come from iaxclient based softphones using GSM via IAX2 (with DTX). | ||
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+ | == Links == | ||
+ | [[Links#app_conference_links|App_conference related links]]. |
Latest revision as of 09:50, 16 February 2007
New location of app_conference: Iaxclient-devel: App_conference has a new home (Sun, 28 Jan 2007) - Keep this in mind when older pages refer to the old location.
app_conference wiki: Asterisk + app_conference
Design goals
It has several design goals which are different than meetme:
- It does not require a zap channel for timing.
- It is very efficient when used with channels which support DTX (silence detection/discontinuous transmission).
- It can do VAD on channels which do not support DTX (although this is probably more expensive than just mixing them).
- It presents messages on the Monitor interface for determine which speakers are active.
I believe that people other than myself are using this, but my environment is pretty rigid, and cases outside of this aren't tested:
- Some callers come from the PSTN via IAX2 from a box with Zaptel cards, via uLaw.
- Other callers come from iaxclient based softphones using GSM via IAX2 (with DTX).