Hi, Javier G?lvez Guerrero wrote: > AFAIK, the "Simple UA" (simpleua) sample application establishes a > SIP/RTP/RTCP session, gets audio from the sound input (mic) on one side > and dumps it on the sound ouput (speaker) on the other side, doesn't it? > What I would like to do is to stream an audio file (i.e. an mp3 file) > instead of real-time voice. I know I can stream WAV files with PJMEDIA's > "Remote Streaming" sample application, but I would like to do it within > a SIP session. As pjsua manual <http://www.pjsip.org/pjsua.htm> states, there are several options that can help you: --play-file=file --rec-file=file --auto-play --auto-rec BTW, if you plan to measure round-trip delays, there is also "mtr" utility (try "apt-get install mtr-tiny") which uses ICMP, but with its options --interval SECONDS and --psize BYTES you can easily emulate RTP traffic. -- Roman Imankulov roman at netangels.ru
