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JackenIAX and multiple lines

March 19th, 2006 Jacken Leave a comment Go to comments

I finally have a version of JackenIAX that supports multiple lines. I have added so you can choose to output background music for the calls on hold. There’s a lot of testing, and I also have to rethink the user interface to be able to handle multiple calls. But i think it’s going to be cool.

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  1. Ryan
    March 20th, 2006 at 19:29 | #1
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  2. SLiM
    April 10th, 2006 at 18:40 | #2
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    Hi,

    Sorry to dump this in the blog but there wasn’t an obvious way to get hold of you otherwise (suppose I could try the FWD number ;-) )

    I’ve installed JackenIAX on my MacBook Pro (intel chip and OSX 10.4.6). It works great for outgoing calls via my Asterisk box but incoming calls start ringing and then immediately stop. The far end thinks it is still ringing but JackenIAX has gone back to the quiescent state. Any thoughts?

    Here is a quick dump from the console… makenew… 2006-04-10 17:38:06.968 JackenIAX[8176] text event type=1 callNo = 1 message Call from (701) IAXCLIENT: Call from (701) 2006-04-10 17:38:06.968 JackenIAX[8176] call.state = 10 outgoing 0 ringing 8 complete 0 busy 0 2006-04-10 17:38:06.968 JackenIAX[8176] Dealloc of starting pa PaOSXCalcNumHostBuffers: pastNumUserBuffers = 1 PaOSXCalcNumHostBuffers: input.bytesPerUserNativeBuffer = 2560 PaOSXCalcNumHostBuffers: output.bytesPerUserNativeBuffer = 2560 outputDeviceID = 262 inputDeviceID = 260 primaryDeviceID = 262 PaOSXOpenOutputDevice: ————- PaOSXOpenOutputDevice: deviceID = 0×2 PaOSXOpenCommonDevice: call AudioDeviceAddPropertyListener() PaOSXSetFormat: try to change sample rate to 8000.000000. Asked for stream physical format match, got err=0, rate=44100.000000, formatID=lpcm, flags=12 channels=2 Ignoring change rate request. Converter can handle it. Asked for stream format match, got err=0, rate=44100.000000, formatID=lpcm, flags=9 channels=2 No need to change the device, it’s already in an acceptable format PAOSXDevicePropertyListener: called with propertyID = 0×73666D74 PAOSXDevicePropertyListener: HW rate = 44100.000000 PAOSXDevicePropertyListener: user rate = 8000.000000 This is a LITTLE ENDIAN system PaOSXSetDeviceBufferSize: buffer size scaler = 6 PaOSXOpenInputDevice: ————- PaOSXOpenCommonDevice: call AudioDeviceAddPropertyListener() PaOSXSetFormat: try to change sample rate to 8000.000000. Asked for stream physical format match, got err=0, rate=44100.000000, formatID=lpcm, flags=12 channels=2 Ignoring change rate request. Converter can handle it. Asked for stream format match, got err=0, rate=44100.000000, formatID=lpcm, flags=9 channels=2 No need to change the device, it’s already in an acceptable format PAOSXDevicePropertyListener: called with propertyID = 0×73666D74 PAOSXDevicePropertyListener: HW rate = 44100.000000 PAOSXDevicePropertyListener: user rate = 8000.000000 This is a LITTLE ENDIAN system PaOSXSetDeviceBufferSize: buffer size scaler = 6 PaOSXCreateInputRingBuffer: FIFO numBytes = 65536 pa mixer pa start aux pa start mic exiting pa start 2006-04-10 17:38:06.972 JackenIAX[8176] text event type=1 callNo = 0 message Incoming call on line 0 IAXCLIENT: Incoming call on line 0 in pa stop in pa stop in pa stop 2006-04-10 17:38:07.060 JackenIAX[8176] call.state = 2 outgoing 0 ringing 0 complete 0 busy 0 2006-04-10 17:38:07.060 JackenIAX[8176] Dealloc of 2006-04-10 17:38:07.060 JackenIAX[8176] text event type=1 callNo = 0 message Call 0 progress IAXCLIENT: Call 0 progress in pa stop 20 0 0 0 1 40 0 0 2 0 0 97 42 0 0 2006-04-10 17:38:10.040 JackenIAX[8176] text event type=1 callNo = 97 message Call disconnected by remote IAXCLIENT: Call disconnected by remote 2006-04-10 17:38:10.041 JackenIAX[8176] call.state = 0 outgoing 0 ringing 0 complete 0 busy 0 2006-04-10 17:38:10.041 JackenIAX[8176] Dealloc of

  3. Pier Fumagalli
    April 14th, 2006 at 15:06 | #3
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    Again, no obvious place where to send comments and/or bug fixes (if you want, I can share my on-line bug tracker with you).

    Anyhow, back to the problem, JackenIAX works fantastically, the only little tiny problem I found is that it chomps numbers within parenthesis in the address book: I have them all stored as “+1 (123) 456-7890″ and when they’re dialled it comes out as “004567890″, which is kind of uncool…

    That’s the only bug so far, for the rest, it’s a very sweet toy! Thanks for it…

    

    Pier
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