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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.
Apparently a lot of you follow the main codebase, as we’re getting lots queries about a new feature: Recently we merged the branch where we were developing a new object-oriented…
(This is guest post from Tiptel, one of Teluu‘s customer) User-friendliness and compatibility with many systems and features are the most outstanding characteristics of the IP phones tiptel 3110, 3120,…
More places to find PJSIP in Debian and Ubuntu. https://plus.google.com/108039559997390983946/posts/LEPYBcP3Sjd
https://plus.google.com/108039559997390983946/posts/ULpqnMiJdH3
We added STUN, TURN and ICE support by integrating an open source library called ‘pjnath’ from the PJSIP project. Digium and WebRTC: An Interview With Steven Sokol : BlogGeek.me.
There is a technical issue with the pjsip mailing list, currently being dealt with. Update: this is now resolved.
[This is a guest post from Gurtej Sandhu, developer relations at RIM] If you haven’t already heard, the BlackBerry 10 countdown is on. If you have an existing application using PJSIP…
The ever productive Régis Montoya has released more goodies: I’m pleased to share a first release of vp8 codec glue for pjsip. It rely on libvpx from webm project. As…
Good news from the audio codec side. Opus, which can be seen as the next generation Speex I guess, is now an IETF standard. It’s probably a good idea to…
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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