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PSGw testimonial:
"Your product works fine.
I set up a combination of Sipura 3000, an Asterisk gateway, your product and skype.
We have now the missing link between regular PSTN traffic and a regular skype user."
Erik P.
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RSDevs.com - "VideoPhone To Go" - SIP/H.323 VideoPhone for PDA
"VideoPhone To Go" - SIP/H.323 VideoPhone for PDA details
RSDevs.com introduces Video SoftPhone (Videophone) for Windows Mobile-based PDAs.
SoftPhone supports Windows Mobile 5.0, Window Mobile 6.0, Window Mobile 6.1.
We offer customized SIP or H.323 Softphone version (so-called "white label") for Windows Mobile 5.0/6.0. Feel free to contact us.
"VideoPhone To Go" is available for
$39.99 and at
Handango!
Contents:
1. Features
2. Demo version
3. F.A.Q.
4. Screenshots
Protocols
Codecs
- G.711-uLaw-64k
- G.711-ALaw-64k
- H.261
Protocol features
- SIP registration
- H.323 gatekeeper
- STUN (to bypass NAT/firewall)
- Video sending/receiving for SIP and H.323 in QCIF format
Demo version with limitation (5 min maximum call duration) is available here:
http://www.rsdevs.com/demo/softphonewm5.cab
Q. Do you have a list of compatible PDAs?
A. Well, there are nore then hundred of Windows Mobile PDAs, so it is quite difficult to test all of them. We have a list that is periodically updated:
- Windows Mobile 5.0 (320x240)
- Windows Mobile 6.0 (320x240,640x480)
- Windows Mobile 6.1 (320x240,640x480,480x800)
- Acer Tempo F900
- Rower PC Evo X10
- ASUS P750/P527
- ETen Glofish DX900
- HTC Touch
- HP iPAQ
- Toshiba and HTC devices
Q. What bandwidth does "VideoPhone To Go" need?
A. It depends on codecs. Table below shows bandwidth in one direction:
| Type |
Codec |
Bandwidth |
| Only audio |
G.711 |
70 kbits |
| Audio+video (5 frames/sec) |
G.711+H.261 |
95 kbit |
| Audio+video (10 frames/sec) |
G.711+H.261 |
110-115 kbit |
Q. Why there is no support for H.263 and H.264 codecs?
A. CPU in PDA is not so powerful as in regular PC. So PDA can't make realtime H.263 and H.264 encoding. Althoug we are looking for
H.263 and H.264 implementation that can be used at PDA.
Q. Why there is no support for G.728 & G.722.1 codecs?
A. G.728 anf G.722.1 codecs requires licensing. With those codecs price for "VideoPhone To Go" will be higher. GSM, iLBC and Speex codecs are fine
for low-speed channels.
Nevertheless G.728 & G.722.1 codecs can be added on special request.
Q. What video conferencing systems has VideoPhone To Go been tested with for compatibility?
A. "VideoPhone To Go" with Polycom, Tandberg, Aethra, VCon and Cisco products.
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