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Voice over IP

blindasfcuk · 2004-10-12 20:06:49

Does anyone know any thing about voIP? Im trying to build a softphone to talk over a network.

12-10-2004 8:06pm

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blindasfcuk

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Does anyone know any thing about voIP? Im trying to build a softphone to talk over a network.

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#2 12-10-2004 8:58pm

Seth Brundle

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typed voip into google and got loads of info

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#3 12-10-2004 9:14pm

blindasfcuk

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ya I have done but no joy as to how to program a softphone just loads of stuff on the hardware side of things

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#4 12-10-2004 9:32pm

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Don't worry, you'll soon learn how to search for these things and get results.

Starting with Wikipedia, we find that VoIP uses a number of protocols, depending on the implementation. Those being RTP [ Wikipedia|RFC ] for live transmission, and SIP [ Wikipedia|RFC ] in newer systems, or H.232 [ Wikipedia|Specification ] for legacy systems to control signaling. Theres more information in the Wikipedia article.

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