Posts Tagged VOIP

AppleScript desktop dialer for Asterisk

Posted by Bricky in Mac, Programming, VOIP on February 12, 2011

Asterisk Desktop Dialer

This is an incredibly simple idea – but incredibly useful: a desktop application (written in applescript) where you copy/paste the number you wish to dial, it connects to your local asterisk server via its management interface, and dials the number on your phone.

You’ll need a mac (obviously), a desktop phone (even more obviously), and an asterisk server (most obviously), preferably on your lan, which you can configure to allow network access to the AMI (Asterisk Manager Interface).
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Nokia E65 supported codecs

Posted by Bricky in Phones, VOIP on September 28, 2007

Based on a little sip debugging, these appear to be the supported audio codecs on the Nokia E65

  • AMR
  • PCMU
  • PCMA
  • iLBC
  • G729

The above is the order they’re presented in, so it’s probably also the order of preference.

Note: These are for VOIP calls only, the media player supports a much broader range of formats.

Update (15 Oct 2007): Nokia have released a simple application called SIP VOIP Settings which now allows you to change the preference order of codecs.

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Nokia SIP settings for Irish VOIP providers

Posted by Bricky in Phones, VOIP on September 28, 2007

Well it took me long enough to work out what works, so here they are in case someone else finds them useful. Read the rest of this entry »

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