Filed under: iPod Family, Cool tools, Hacks, iPhone
iPod touch VOIP update: SIP signalization working
iPhone hacker eok writes to let me know that he and Samuel have gotten SIP registration and signalization working. They took a few mobile terminal shots, but the real work is being done via ssh. Samuel is working on connecting the audio in/out to the pjSIP. If you have iPhone or iPod touch coding skills and want to get involved in the project, connect to #touchmods on irc.undernet.org. It looks like most of the work will be done on European time.
Oh, and if anyone is giving away free iPods to worthy developers? eok recommends that Samuel gets one first. He writes that Samuel has been the driving force behind the compilation.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
shaun said 8:15PM on 12-10-2007
You guys are heroes
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Nick said 8:25PM on 12-10-2007
Very impressive. Especially considering that the iPod touch has been in consumer hands for less than three months.
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Rick said 8:53PM on 12-10-2007
is there a VOIP application for the iPhone?
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Sam Gross said 9:41PM on 12-10-2007
How close are you guys to an Installer.app version? (I know it sounds selfish, but really I'm askign for the community)
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z said 9:10PM on 12-10-2007
Can someone bother to explain what SIP is? The post went by without even one mention of what it does and how it's suppose to benefits me. I scanned the article trying the understand how the heck I'm gonna use it, but all it focused on was how to install the thing!
Bad bad journalism!
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anthony said 9:12PM on 12-10-2007
Journalism? This is a web blog, with a targeted audience. Surely it isn't difficult to type SIP into Google, or even Wikipedia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Session_Initiation_Protocol
Jon said 8:36AM on 12-11-2007
I agree... snore. TUAW has morphed into a iPhone hacker site in which all the posts are written (poorly) in the first person. Can't there just be a site spin-off for the iPhone/iPod hacking crowd?
Dr. Webster said 10:08PM on 12-10-2007
This is a little off-topic, but does anyone know the artist/song name of the music video that Apple uses in the promo shot above (the woman with her hands picture)?
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rob said 10:33PM on 12-10-2007
kind of looks like nelly furtado
djfred said 10:42PM on 12-10-2007
Very nice.
@nick According to Gizmodo, this will work on both the touch and iphone.
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Pete Zich said 12:00AM on 12-11-2007
Very impressive, any idea when the general public will be able to play with this?
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fraggle said 12:20AM on 12-11-2007
So errr... Is no-one else using soonR for Iphone Skype?
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Priya said 6:08AM on 12-11-2007
This is really cool stuff. When are we going to be able to download it? Whats next in pipeline?
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Christian said 6:12AM on 12-11-2007
I've got SIP signalling working on my IPhone for weeks. Including GUI to make/receive calls. I already did successful calling but the problem is the sound. There seems to be a lock on audio processing, no input is possible, output works.
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eerie quark doll said 8:25AM on 12-11-2007
shhh - you're letting reality get in the way of multi-post hype
tecnico said 10:04AM on 12-13-2007
Christian: Could you please post the work you mentioned you have done to help you with it?
David said 10:52AM on 12-11-2007
So, I've been trying to piece together all of the various Engadget/Gizmodo/TUAW posts since about July to come up with the answer to the following question: can I get an iPhone, use DVD Jon's (or another) method of activating the iPod and web capabilities without AT&T, and then make outgoing (and maybe even incoming) calls via VOIP?
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haseeb said 12:32PM on 12-11-2007
can any1 help me with the iphone like on msn chat plz i have loads of doubts soo plz
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haseeb said 12:34PM on 12-11-2007
my email is abdul.haseeb.anwar@hotmail.com jst add me plz its really important im jst begging for help bcoze i cant get nything on the net plz plz its not going into my head
thx everyone
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BRW said 5:40PM on 12-11-2007
When using SendSong I can't figure out how the tracks are listed. It takes forever to go thru the 6,000 plus items without knowing how they are organized. Does anyone have an answer?
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