SIP Softphone for G8?

[victor]

Hi,

it has been a while since I posted something, usually just reading

I am looking for a SIP softphone (with source code) for G8 SIP server for a reasonable price. Anyone knows of anything worth considering?

Thanks,
Vic

[bublepaw]

Did You try getting reasonable price from Genesys ?

[Timur Karimov]

[quote author=victor link=topic=7901.msg34538#msg34538 date=1373605539]
I am looking for a SIP softphone (with source code) for G8 SIP server for a reasonable price. Anyone knows of anything worth considering?
[/quote]
Hi there.
Do u use the GAD ? I mean the sipendpoint which came later for free is still perfectly work with G8 =)))
HIH WBR Tim

[genesysguru]

I would use something based on PJSIP:

http://trac.pjsip.org/repos/wiki/Projects_Using_PJSIP

[smile]

[quote author=genesysguru link=topic=7901.msg34543#msg34543 date=1373638412]
I would use something based on PJSIP:

http://trac.pjsip.org/repos/wiki/Projects_Using_PJSIP
[/quote]

do you know is this library support remote call control via broadsoft extensions (sip-cti-control=talk, hold)?

[genesysguru]

I suspect not. However since source code is available you should be able to add it in

[victor]

Interesting proposal regarding GAD. GAD - never used it. Any restrictions on it?


As for Genesys pricing?

I am afraid to ask Genesys PS in Japan because it cost around 30K for one MME. Worried to even consider. Maybe overseas would be cheaper.

Best regards,
Vic


[quote author=Timur Karimov link=topic=7901.msg34541#msg34541 date=1373618107]
[quote author=victor link=topic=7901.msg34538#msg34538 date=1373605539]
I am looking for a SIP softphone (with source code) for G8 SIP server for a reasonable price. Anyone knows of anything worth considering?
[/quote]
Hi there.
Do u use the GAD ? I mean the sipendpoint which came later for free is still perfectly work with G8 =)))
HIH WBR Tim
[/quote]

[cavagnaro]

[quote author=victor link=topic=7901.msg34578#msg34578 date=1374027865]
Interesting proposal regarding GAD. GAD - never used it. Any restrictions on it?


As for Genesys pricing?

I am afraid to ask Genesys PS in Japan because it cost around 30K for one MME. Worried to even consider. Maybe overseas would be cheaper.

Best regards,
Vic


[quote author=Timur Karimov link=topic=7901.msg34541#msg34541 date=1373618107]
[quote author=victor link=topic=7901.msg34538#msg34538 date=1373605539]
I am looking for a SIP softphone (with source code) for G8 SIP server for a reasonable price. Anyone knows of anything worth considering?
[/quote]
Hi there.
Do u use the GAD ? I mean the sipendpoint which came later for free is still perfectly work with G8 =)))
HIH WBR Tim
[/quote]
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I remember having issues on Windows 7 with it...we then replaced by Bria softphone

[smile]

btw, that "gad softphone" has issue with microsoft rtc library. first of all this library is not supported already. and the second reason - when it receive reordered rtp packets (or when ssrc changed during session), it may crash (afair, it was long time ago).

[Timur Karimov]

Well, bro 
In IT world all solution have 3 properties - price, quality/reliability and usability/featureset. However you can combine only 2 of this properties in one product.
So, by other words - of course you can found and use much better solution for program SIP phone but this"old-timer" is a good alternative for temporary or start-up project.
WBR Timur

[Fra]

Vic,

stay far away from the old SIP endpoint shipped with GAD. As it's been pointed out, it suffered from serious limitations, admitted by Genesys themselves, due to the cr@ppy RTC core, which couldn't be workaround by Genesys.
Bria - and supposedly the new SIP endpoint - wins hands down.

Fra

[genesysguru]

Totally agree that Bria is the best way to go assuming that source code is not required - "I am looking for a SIP softphone (with source code) "

[victor]

Lat time we built our on SIP phone on top of RTC 1.2 and to be frank, it took a lot of coding to get it to work.  Bria is great, but we need to actually build on top of something and have control of a source code.  I assume we can build on top of Bria SDK, but how much would that cost?