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Tracking development of pjsip, the Open Source SIP, media, and NAT traversal stack/SDK/library for Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, MacOS, RTOS, embedded, and pretty much anything, any device.
Also check PJSIP Documentation site.
PJSIP version 2.1 is released with primary focus on BB10 and support for SILK and OpenCore AMR-WB codecs. We also managed to fix synchronization issues in PJNATH and last but…
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…
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…
“Good news, everyone!” PJSIP version 1.4 has been released, with new features include SIP Session Timers (RFC 4028), support for VoIP Audio Services/VAS (including VAS-Direct) in Nokia FP1 handsets and…
Good news, everyone! Finally, after months of developments (read: delays!), version 1.1 is ready for your download. This release contains major feature enhancements, namely support for Nokia native codecs (we…
As we finish the current iteration of Symbian S60 implementation, mostimportantly the implementation of APS-direct, we need all of you toparticipate in testing it. This is from experience we know…
Well, according to Symbian. I’ve been attending Smartphone Show 2008, because we have an open source Symbian SIP stack. In the first two hours of the I’ve been listening to…
“Good news, everyone” [Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth, Futurama] This is an interim release, intended to mark the end of features development in the trunk. From now on, it will be…
As many have probably experienced it first hand, the echo suppressor (ES) in pjmedia sucks, to put it mildly. And this has made matters worse since ES plays such a…
Here is where we talk about pjsip development in general, and maybe other stuff as well. For the project itself, please go to the main pjsip project website. or pjsip documentation.
PJSIP is backed by Teluu, which provides professional support, additional licensing options, and a network of qualified consultants.
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