Android SIP stack - what to use?

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Jovan picture Jovan · Mar 20, 2012 · Viewed 21k times · Source

I need to create use an SIP stack on Android, which will work with asterix and will give users the possibility to change codecs (i need to implement G729 and some other codecs). I'm new in this field (voice and codec), and every bit of information will be appreciated. In my research across the Internet, I found the following SIP stacks:

  1. PJSIP
  2. MJSIP
  3. JAIN SIP

What do you recommend to use for a commercial program? Or you can recommend some other? For my particular situation, it must support the G729 codec.

Answer

hovanessyan picture hovanessyan · Mar 20, 2012

I would recommend also Doubango. It supports G729 as you would like, and there's an example project you can look into, which uses the framework - ImsDroid - there's a lot of features already provided by ImsDroid and the source code is open.

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