maybe you could consider use pjsip-ua api (pjsip inv and pjsip regc)and a simple socket rtp proxy.
regards,
Gang
On Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 8:32 AM, Zarko Coklin <zcoklin@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all!
I would like to achieve PJSIP to work in some sort of a hybrid mode. SIP-wise it will act as a full SIP client (registers, make and receives video with audio calls). Instead of using a local camera device it would receive an RTP input from a local device.
For example, when it gets an incoming call from a remote SIP client, it will be able to answer the call through SIP. PJSIP will not use a video froma local camera to send the video. Rather, it will simply proxy an RTP coming from a local device to a remote SIP client. And the local device will be getting a video coming from a remote SIP client. Hence, it is simply proxying RTP back and forth. The same applies to outgoing calls.
Graphically, it can be represented as on the diagram below. My question is what would be the best approach to accomplish this with PJSIP? Ideally, PJSUA2 but I accept ideas at any API level.
Regards,Zarko
Remote SIP client (IP1 addr) PJSIP (IP2 addr) Local device (IP3 addr)| | ||-------------INVITE------------->| | |<------------100 Trying----------| ||<------------180 Ringing---------| ||<--------------200 OK -----------| ||---------------ACK ------------->| || | ||===============RTP1=============>| | | |=========RTP1=======>|| |<========RTP2========||<==============RTP2==============| | | | || | ||----------------BYE------------->| | |<--------------200 OK -----------| || | || | |
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