Regarding porting PJSIP to a platform with builtin HW codec

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2009/3/31 Wang Eric <eric_wanga at hotmail.com>

>  To whom may concerned,
>
> Currently, I'm going to porting PJSIP to a specified platform with built in
> HW codec.
> AFter a glance with the PJSIP release V1.1. I still get the following
> problems.
> (1) To enable PJ_CONFIG_NOKIA_APS_DIRECT
> Most of the dependence are at "pjmedia" and "pjsua-lib", is it correct?
>
>
I'm not sure what you mean by dependence, but most modifications that we did
was in pjmedia and pjsua-lib indeed. You don't need to modify
pjmedia/pjsua-lib/or any pj libs in order to use APS-Direct, please see
http://trac.pjsip.org/repos/wiki/Nokia_APS_VAS_Direct of course.


(2) What is the major to-do job for me?
> Enable PJ_CONFIG_NOKIA_APS_DIRECT and replace pjsipua by our own module.
> (High layer apps and call logic control)
> Ignore the symbian_ua, symbian_ua_gui folder under "pjsip-apps" folder
>
>

No no no. Your "only" major job is to implement your own sound device
abstraction for your hardware, according to the new Audio Device API spec (
http://trac.pjsip.org/repos/wiki/Audio_Dev_API). Then enable "APS-Direct
mode" when building the libs, following the wiki link above, or by following
sample configs provided by include/pj/config_site_sample.h (there's even a
sample config there to enable "APS-Direct" mode with WMME, though this is
experimental).

Your application will be able to use pjsua-lib as usual, minus the
conferencing/mixing feature of course. For more info please see the Wiki
links above.

cheers
 Benny



Thanks for your help in advance!
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