As far as I recall there are two settings exposed by pjsip. Octet-aligned and bitrate. If you set octet-aligned to 1 you should see it in the sdp by default. Might be the same with mode-set and bitrate. The remote decoder is probably capable of decoding any bitrate you send but if you want to signal for instance support only for specific modes or other capabilities you can probably use on_call_sdp_created to manipulate the default sdp, adding fmtp parameters etc. If you have a script or instructions for building open-core amr for Android feel free to share it with the community so others can save some time if they want to do the same. /Johan On 08/11/2016, 08:53, "pjsip on behalf of Andrzej Grajnert" <pjsip-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of frogersik@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >Hi, I finally build AMR codec for Android and it's works fine. What kind >of settings are supported by this codecs? Can I set 'max-red' or >'mode-change-capability'? I found only octet-algin. How I can put this >settings to SDP message as fmtp? > >BR, >Andrzej Grajnert > >W dniu 2016-10-31 o 15:09, Andrzej Grajnert pisze: >> And what about >> https://trac.pjsip.org/repos/wiki/Using-OpenCORE-AMR-NB-WB-Codec? It is >> possbile to build it on Android? I try something but I get some errors, >> here is my log >> >> checking for OpenCORE AMR installations.. >> Using OpenCORE AMR prefix... /media/cookie/sip/pjsip/foo >> checking opencore-amrnb/interf_enc.h usability... yes >> checking opencore-amrnb/interf_enc.h presence... no >> aconfigure: WARNING: opencore-amrnb/interf_enc.h: accepted by the >> compiler, rejected by the preprocessor! >> aconfigure: WARNING: opencore-amrnb/interf_enc.h: proceeding with the >> compiler's result >> checking for opencore-amrnb/interf_enc.h... yes >> checking for Encoder_Interface_init in -lopencore-amrnb... yes >> OpenCORE AMR-NB library found, AMR-NB support enabled >> checking vo-amrwbenc/enc_if.h usability... yes >> checking vo-amrwbenc/enc_if.h presence... no >> aconfigure: WARNING: vo-amrwbenc/enc_if.h: accepted by the compiler, >> rejected by the preprocessor! >> aconfigure: WARNING: vo-amrwbenc/enc_if.h: proceeding with the >> compiler's result >> checking for vo-amrwbenc/enc_if.h... yes >> checking opencore-amrwb/dec_if.h usability... yes >> checking opencore-amrwb/dec_if.h presence... no >> aconfigure: WARNING: opencore-amrwb/dec_if.h: accepted by the compiler, >> rejected by the preprocessor! >> aconfigure: WARNING: opencore-amrwb/dec_if.h: proceeding with the >> compiler's result >> checking for opencore-amrwb/dec_if.h... yes >> checking for D_IF_init in -lopencore-amrwb... yes >> checking for E_IF_init in -lvo-amrwbenc... no >> Checking if SILK support is disabled... yes >> checking for OPUS installations.. >> >> I don't understand why presence result is always no... >> To build opencore by ndk I copy config-android from pjsip and make some >> changes >> BR, >> Andrzej >> >> W dniu 2016-10-31 o 13:44, JOHAN LANTZ pisze: >>> If you are ok with only targeting devices <= Android 6.0 you can have >>> a look at how CSipSimple supports amr for pjsip. The advantage with >>> that approach is that theoretically, you do not have to worry about >>> amr licensing. >>> >>> The downside is that starting in Android 7.0, this approach is blocked >>> by Google so for +7.0 versions, you would have to compile opencore for >>> Android yourself (and take care of the amr licensing issues). >>> >>> /Johan >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On 31/10/2016, 13:36, "pjsip on behalf of frogersik" >>> <pjsip-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of frogersik@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> >>>> Hi all! >>>> It is possible to have OpenCORE AMR NB and WB Codecs on Android? >>>> >>>> br, >>>> Andrzej Grajnert >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> Visit our blog: http://blog.pjsip.org >>>> >>>> pjsip mailing list >>>> pjsip@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >>>> http://lists.pjsip.org/mailman/listinfo/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org >> >> > > >_______________________________________________ >Visit our blog: http://blog.pjsip.org > >pjsip mailing list >pjsip@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >http://lists.pjsip.org/mailman/listinfo/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org _______________________________________________ Visit our blog: http://blog.pjsip.org pjsip mailing list pjsip@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.pjsip.org/mailman/listinfo/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org
