This is great news.
Does this work with both GSM and CDMA versions of Blackberry handsets?
Also, how hard is it to add other codec's (GSM, iLBC or Speex), as most IPPBXs don't support AMR?
Best regards,
Dan
Dan
On Jan 11, 2011, at 11:19 AM, Jehan Monnier wrote:
_______________________________________________Hello,
The Linphone's team is pleased to release a new port of Linphone on Blackberry !
Main features are:
-Audio only based on built-in AMR-NB codec.
-Native contact list integration.
-Call history.
-Both sip tcp and udp.
-Limited supported device, Bold series with OS > 5.0 .
-Both wifi and 3G support.
-GNU GPL v2 license.
Linphone for BlackBerry OS is a completely java rewritten Linphone leveraging on the java version of libblinphone API we have developed for Android. Simon has developed a java port of oRTP called jortp with adaptive jitter buffer. For sip, we have leveraged on sip-for-me, that we had to patch to fix a bunch of bugs. The core (I.E jliblinphone) is a strict implementation of the java version of linphonecore.
Linphone on BB only support AMR-NB because on BB 0S 5, it's the only available codecs with real time capabilities. So you have to find a sip provider supporting this codec.
Due to the lake of DNS api from BB OS5, sip hosts must always be entered as an IP address (I.E sip:address@hidden). Same for the proxy field in configuration view witch must be an ip address.
Binary installation is available from:
http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/linphone/blackberry/jlinphone-1.0.0/5.0.0/jlinphone.jad
Just open this URL from your BB web browser.
As usual, source code can be found at: http://www.linphone.org/eng/download/git.htmlContributions and feedback are as always welcome, use the mailing lists for that purpose.Cheers
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