I have been a VoIP (SIP) fan-girl for over a year now and as such I have searched for or tested lots of related devices, clients and clever services. This is a list with the best SIP clients on a wireless multi-function mobile device, read on for more.
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Member since:2005-06-28
If you like to test out your E61 with me via Gizmo, let me know (my gizmo number is in my blog's contact page). The Gizmo settings for the E61 are here: http://support.gizmoproject.com/index.php?_a=knowledgebase&_j=quest... (just use UDP instead of "auto" for the transports). You can have more than 1 SIP accounts configured and/or registered at the same time.
Regarding the mp4 video export, what did you use: QuickTime or MediaCoder? I made a major change/fix in my Mediacoder tutorial last night, so please re-follow it again: http://www.osnews.com/story.php/16983/Tutorial-Get-Your-Movies-on-Y...
Member since:2005-07-06
i used quicktime pro. i only have 1 system running windows and i don't use it all. the nokia update was the first time in like a month that i have touched it. anyway i think they look fine even though i haven't enabled the resync markers option. i'll give gizmo a try soon. i think i should probably study for my finals tomorrow ;-p
thanks!
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2005-07-06
i'm using english. the upgrade went fine. i bought a card for asterisk a while ago so i could setup a pbx for my parents at work, but i never got a phone to test it out with, now i can. i just need to finish setting up asterisk. anyway thanks. btw i gave the video coversion stuff a try, but i had an issue with one of the settings in the picture. on my mpeg-4 export settings screen the video options button was grayed out. However, the quality is so much better than the first video i put on my phone. thanks for all the help.