Tracking development of pjsip and SIP SDK for smartphones
This release contains significant features and bug fixes that we’ve done in the past six months. Highlights of the release include:
In general, we would recommend anyone running 1.10 to upgrade to this version. Please see the download page as usual for more info.
Version 2.0-alpha is released, yay! We planned to put the last API changes in this release, so after this there will be no more API change (fingers crossed!) and we can focus on more testing for the betas.
There is a significant API change in the codec and some important new APIs on this release, please click on the links below for more info:
Also there is a new useful utility called sipecho in the samples. More on that later.
Now, go straight to download page to get the latest release!
Cheers!
The version 2.0 is still some way from the so called release quality, but for those who want to take a sneak preview on what’s going to be available, we just prepared PJSIP-2.0-Alpha for you. It’s available from the download page as usual. There is also a little Video Getting Started wiki to help you get things done quicker. Enjoy.
One of the most frequently ask questions we got is: does pjsip support BlackBerry? Are there plans to do so?
We always answered no, because the current BlackBerry devices only supports Java and even then there seem to be lack of multimedia access (essential for audio/video capture and playback) and direct socket access (for media streaming).
Recently however, with the BlackBerry Playbook using a different operating system, they have also announced that native C/C++ development kit will be available later this year.
So, maybe it will be not long now until we can answer ‘Yes’. Well, at least it can run on the BlackBerry PlayBook, if not all their smartphones.
With the release of PJSIP version 1.10, the svn repository for version 1.x has been moved from trunk to a new branch:
http://svn.pjsip.org/repos/pjproject/branches/1.x
If you are monitoring the SVN trunk version, please switch your repository to the URL above. This can be done easily by running the following command in your work directory:
$ svn switch http://svn.pjsip.org/repos/pjproject/branches/1.x
Later we will put 2.0 development into the svn trunk, but for now, we have equipped the svn trunk with a build error to make people aware that the location has been changed.
Thanks!
PJSIP version 1.10 has just been released! There are several usable enhancements as well as few important bug fixes on this release, for more information please see the Release Notes. As usual, source packages are available from the Download page.
Enjoy!
PJSIP 1.8.10 is released! As we’re currently busy with other development (namely, video for the upcoming 2.0; more on that later), we didn’t plan to put new features into this release indeed.
But still one new feature is worth mentioning. During our SIPit27 visit, we discovered that there are three proxy implementations that support SIP outbound extension (RFC 5626). We’ve always wanted to implement SIP outbound, because it’s very useful for NAT traversal, and the lack of support in the server side was the only thing that held us back. So this convinced us to write the extension on site, in time for successful participation in SIP outbound multiparty test on the event.
So that is the highlight of this release, namely SIP outbound support and one week worth of heavy QA at SIPit 27. Enjoy!
Version 1.8.5 is released, containing some bug fixes and incremental enhancements from previous releases. Please see the Download page as usual for more info.
PJSIP version 1.8 has been released which adds iPhone/iPad iOS4 multitasking/background feature support into the library. For more info, please see the Release Notes from the Download page.
PJSIP version 1.7 has been released, with two major features added, namely official PJSIP support for iOS (iPhone/iPad/iPod touch devices) and support for multipart message bodies. The iOS port added native CoreAudio audio device implementation usable for both Mac OS X and iOS, and it also utilizes the device’s built-in echo cancellation feature for more robust echo cancellation. The port also added built-in iLBC codec that comes with the device.
This version also fixed many bugs, part of which discovered during the last SIPIT 26 in Sweden.
Please see the usual download page for more info.
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