SFLphone Open Source SIP

SFLPhone

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An interesting new SIP softphone client to bring to light called SFLphone that I don't think many people know about. It's similar to the popular XTen SIP softphone client in that both are SIP-based, however unlike the Xten softphone client, this SIP-based softphone is "open source". So if you are a developer you can start hacking away at the code to tweak it your liking. It also supports "skins" so you can customize the "look and feel" of the graphical user interface.

Now I don't want to get into comparisons between the two, that's not the point of this blog entry. I love the Xten softphone, but it's always nice to see open source solutions.

Also, the SFLphone is in "alpha" but it is already able to register to SIP proxies, place calls, manage lines, put calls on hold and transfer them, and use STUN.

It had the following features so far:
SIP and STUN support ;
OSS audio devices support ;
Skinned GUI ;
G711u and G711a PCM codecs ;

Additional features are planned, including but not restricted to :
Desktop integration, dial from your browser/addressbook/... ;
LDAP enterprise directory support ;
The IAX protocol, for more inter-operability with Asterisk servers ;
ALSA (90% done), MacOSX and Win32 audio support ;
Non-QT and/or pure-QT GUIs for different systems, if needed ;
Support for more codecs (GSM ready to merge, Speex, iLBC, ...) ;
Native support for video ;
Autoconfig from remote server ;
Secure transmission channels ;
Plug-in support so you can script your phone to interact with incoming or outgoing calls ;

SFLphone

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Cool, have looking for SIP phone with source code

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Espero que sea chido

Hi All,
I am manoj,I want to create SIP based softphone..Is there any open interface/SDK with sample code which will minimze my job

There is new releases of SFLphone.
We now have OSS/Alsa support with portaudio (and one problem to fix until MacOS X port), a console interface and a Qt interface. Speex codec support is in its testing phase. Finally, autoconfig support need a qt interface.

hello
I am pranti.I wanna create a SIP based softphone and I will use asterisk server for that softphone.will u please give me any source code of softphone to take help from that code.

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Hi All,
I am pankaj,I want to create SIP based softphone..Is there any open interface/SDK with sample code which will minimze my job

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Hi All,
I am pankaj,I want to create SIP based softphone..please guide me .Is there any open interface or SDK with sample code which will minimze my job.as i m new developer

wating for your response

Hi All,
I want to create SIP based softphone..Is there any open interface/SDK with sample code which will help me

Hi there!

Would like to create SIP softphone. Is there any open source code for this to ease the job? Need help, urgently. Thanks!!!!

Hi,

require SFLphone source code to create a SIP phone

re
Chandrapillai

I have sip sdk for unlimited license.
it's easy with only couple functions and callback.
G729 can be include it
If interest contact me smartnet2000@gmail.com
for demo and sample
Sample are in VB, C++, Delphi

Thanks

i want to development softphone for my final project. could you give me the source code? thanks for your attention...

I wanna create a SIP based softphone and I will use asterisk server for that softphone.will u please give me any source code of softphone to take help from that code.

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Hi,

I want to develop a SIP based softphone for use with Asterisk, can someone please give me sample code/sdk?

Thankxxx.

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