Re: [Linphone-developers] web plugin, cannot set LinphoneCore.playFile property

[Ade Camilleri]

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we did however send you an email yesterday about your platform and how we can integrate into our platform here, what the commercial terms are, your backup and techsupport etc.

We are looking to integrate a new VOIP Platform into our mobile application. Are you able to tell us what is needed from our end. Is it a plug n play type arrangement or do we need to deploy the service onto our servers etc.?

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On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 8:00 PM, Alexander Altshuler <address@hidden> wrote:

On 25 February 2015 at 17:15, Ghislain MARY <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi Alexander,

The call waiting tone is not played from a wav file. This is a DTMF. Its frequency is indeed hardcoded in linphone.

Yes, I guessed something like that.

Is it possible to control its volume?

Our operators have a lot waiting calls - too noisy.

Regards

Alexander Altshuler

 

Cheers,
Ghislain

Le 19/02/2015 18:05, Alexander Altshuler a écrit :

Hi, Ghislain

Thank you for replay.

I will check your installer tomorrow.

But it looks like the main question - how to manage this beep sound (for example when second call arrives) is still open.

I do set core.PlayFile in my application, but it doesn't have any influence to this beeps.

Is this beep is hardcoded somewhere in linphone core?

Regards

Alexander Altshuler

On 18 February 2015 at 15:59, Ghislain MARY <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi Alexander,

The following instruction is working properly:
    core.playFile = 'internal:///share/sounds/linphone/rings/toy-mono.wav';
It's just the getter (used when you try to print the value of core.playFile) that was not defined. I have fixed it and it will be available in the next release.

I also fixed the issue with the incoming call ring which was specific to the windows sound card filter in mediastreamer2.

Thanks for reporting these issues. If you want to try the fixes you can try the latest snapshot: http://linphone.org/snapshots/linphone-web/linphone-web-1.0.13-4-ge9e72c8-Win32.msi

Cheers,
Ghislain

Le 16/02/2015 15:40, Alexander Altshuler a écrit :

Hi

My first try to explain my problem was a bit vague, sorry.

I will try to be more clear.

I'm developing web based application using 1.0.12 web plugin.

It works in general fine, I can register, initiate outgoing calls and get incoming, etc.

There is linphone core property "playFile" exposed to JS.

Documented here: https://www.linphone.org/docs/linphone-web/external-LinphoneCore.html#playFile

Initially it is undefined. But plugin use some “beep” sound internally, for example when call is placed on-hold.

I need to change or disable this sound.

I'm trying to set it this way:

   console.log("playFile:"+core.playFile);

   core.playFile = 'internal:///share/sounds/linphone/rings/toy-mono.wav';

   console.log("playFile:"+core.playFile);

console output is:

   playFile:undefined

   playFile:undefined

So my attempt to set it fail.

At the same time code below works for another files:

   console.log('Ring file name: ' + core.ring);

   console.log('Ringback file name: ' + core.ringback);

   core.ring = 'internal:///share/sounds/linphone/rings/toy-mono.wav';

   core.ringback = 'internal:///share/sounds/linphone/ringback.wav';

   console.log('Ring file name: ' + core.ring);

   console.log('Ringback file name: ' + core.ringback);

Console output:

   Ring file name: ./share/sounds/linphone/rings/oldphone.wav

   Ringback file name: ./share/sounds/linphone/ringback.wav

   Ring file name: internal://C%3a/Users/Alex/AppData/Roaming/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/hvnnj79p.default/extensions/%7bA7F0040E-4481-4C03-952F-D8491E5036A3%7d/plugins/linphoneweb/share/sounds/linphone/rings/toy-mono.wav

   Ringback file name: internal://C%3a/Users/Alex/AppData/Roaming/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/hvnnj79p.default/extensions/%7bA7F0040E-4481-4C03-952F-D8491E5036A3%7d/plugins/linphoneweb/share/sounds/linphone/ringback.wav

I have found example of such “internal:///” URL within linphone-web-ui project.

I may change it and assign another sound.

BTW: linphone web plugin by default use stereo oldphone.wav file, so the incoming ring sound is really crazy.

I reset it to toy-mono.vaw and it work OK.

Can I do something with this “hold sound” while using linphone web plugin?

Regards

Alexander Altshuler

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