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    Hi clickteam and all clickers! I want create SIP phone application for Asterix free VoIP server! This is possible create in Multimedia Fusion 2 / Clickteam Fusion 2.5? I know, that this possible if using special ActiveX component, but this components is commercially, all I know! Maybe it is possible, if I used lacewing extension or TCP / UPD extension? Please answer me! If anybody already make this application, tell me how and give me example file!

    All you need is a way to get microphone input, and then play it back. There was an example with the Python object a while ago by Mathias, but it's outdated. Definitely Blasting (UDP) via Lacewing is how you will transmit the sound data.

    Working as fast as I can on Fusion 3

    You need an object that can get microphone data as binary memory, and either the same extension or another extension that can play sound from raw binary. You shouldn't compress the audio, just stream it as-is.

    I don't know of any extensions that satisfy these requirements, however.

    Working as fast as I can on Fusion 3

    I'm not sure that this is actually possible in Fusion - if it is you will definitely need a dll, activex or a specific custom made extension. Lacewing won't do what you want here.

    My honest advice is that this project is not one to attempt in Fusion, especially if you are not keen to pay for a commercial activex or similar.

    I echo Simon. Lacewing isn't going to work with an Asterick server directly. You're going to need an ActiveX or DLL that has the libraries built in for SIP/VOIP and Asterick communication. It is possible but it won't come cheaply. Funnily enough, this is what I've been looking at the last few days due to a previous client I had to setup a full calling centre for, I saw a possibility for a custom made application here.

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    Hi Danny and Simon! Maybe you can tip for me, some Dll library or ActiveX control! Will be free software for this?

    P. S. I know special Java Script library for this, called WebRTC Please login to see this link., how implement this to HTML5 runtime application, and this is possible?

    Hi Simon and all clickers! Oki Simon! I already think about this method, but I tell about how implement this Java Script library to HTML5 runtime application, this is possible? Maybe need create special extension from this library? Thanks all for answer to my question!

    Edited once, last by crayzorechos (March 30, 2014 at 3:12 PM).

    I just found out about WebRTC a few days ago. I searched the forums today and found this post. I watched the intro video on the WebRTC site. Considering the capabilities of WebRTC, I see it as a technology with a very promising future. A WebRTC extension for HTML5 would be very valuable.

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