Changes between Version 52 and Version 53 of FAQ

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Jul 28, 2008 11:04:15 PM (15 years ago)

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bennylp

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FAQ

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 Please start from the [http://www.pjsip.org/porting.htm Porting] page. For additional information, there is also information on porting [http://www.pjsip.org/sip_symbian.htm PJSIP to Symbian], to emphasize that even on difficult platform like this, PJSIP is still ''port''-able.
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+=== How can I implement my own audio device? === #ext-audio
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+There are two steps required:
+ 1. develop your audio device implementation. You can use the {{{nullsound.c}}} as your template, and existing sound device backend sources as reference.
+ 1. integrate your impplementation into the build system, by following [wiki:External_Sound_Device this guideline].
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  - some say that if you reduce the audio level played to the speaker, the phone will automatically switch the audio routing to earpiece. I haven't verified this myself though.
 
-We are planning to add support for Audio Proxy Server (APS) API in 0.9.5 release, and with this API it will be possible to control the audio routing on the phone. And in the future we'll probably add support for VoIP Audio Service (VAS) API, although currently we have no immediate plan to do this since this API is only supported on Nokia S60 3rd Edition FP1 devices.
+Alternatively you can use the Audio Proxy Server (APS) backend for the sound device, and with this API it '''might''' be possible to control the audio routing on the phone. Please see the next FAQ entry on how to enable APS. And in the future we'll probably add support for VoIP Audio Service (VAS) API, although currently we have no immediate plan to do this since this API is only supported on Nokia S60 3rd Edition FP1 devices.
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+=== How can I enable Audio Proxy Server (APS) in my application? === #sym-aps
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+Please follow the guideline in [wiki:APS this page].
 
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