Roger on the previous post asking the question some time ago. I don't have time to get into this sort of thing, I've got too much on my plate right now as it is. Hopefully someone will take up the challenge. I've cross-posted this to the freeswitch forum. 73 de n2vqm Best Regards, Karl J. Vesterling kjv@ken-ton.com 202-461-3231 x0 On May 6, 2009, at 10:28 PM, ham44865 wrote:
Karl, I just remembered about a few months back, someone logged in here and asked the same thing and I sent him all the channel drivers I had, except chan_dstar.c(NEW at the time). Anyway, now it is all OPEN SOURCE.
I dont know if he did something with them, but I found his posts and my posts and pasted them now here. Maybe he did something with them, I dont know.
In eithe case, chan_rtpdir.c and chan_dstar.c are posted here.
Question for you:
chan_rtpdir.c and chan_dstar.c talk to a radio application within asterisk so that the audio can go over the air.
Is there any application inside Freeswitch that we can use to interface chan_dstar.c and chan_rtpdir.c with ?
Anyway the posts are 711 and 712 and here they are:
========================================== Great, the more options the better.
I will send you the Echolink channel driver and the IRLP channel driver for Asterisk. For IRLP you could also download Speak-Freely but it is messy code. Any questions you may have, let me know.
73, de KI4LKF
--- In rtpDir@yahoogroups.com, "Gerry Hull" <gerry@...> wrote:
Hi All,
rptDir looks pretty cool. I am doing a lot of work witrh
FreeSwitch, an
open-source softswitch (http://www.freeswitch.org). It is much more scaleable and flexible than Asterisk (though I use Asterisk also).
I'd like to write IRLP/Echolink conferencing for FreeSwitch. Are their any good documents descibing the protocols, or are my only alternatives to reverse-engineer the existing code?
Of course, my resulting code would be open source.
73, Gerry W1VE sip: gerry@w1ve.com
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--- In rtpDir@yahoogroups.com, Karl Vesterling <kjv@...> wrote:
Roger on the channel drivers.
www.freeswitch.org
Best Regards, Karl J. Vesterling kjv@... 202-461-3231 x0
On May 6, 2009, at 9:00 PM, ham44865 wrote:
Is there anything in Freeswitch that resembles "channel drivers".
I am sure we can take the channel drivers I have for Asterisk and maybe with a few modifications make them run in Freeswitch.
For example: I have chan_rtpdir.c(for IRLP, Echolink), and chan_dstar.c (for D-STAR)
They call these things channel drivers. I guess in Freeswitch, you might call them "patches", not sure, but whatever they call them in Freeswitch, we can port them to run there also.
I am not familiar with Freeswitch, but it seems a interesting project.
I am not endorsing asterisk over Freeswitch. I'd say the more competition the better. I do not use asterisk at all, neither Freeswitch. I just write and develop code for others to run.
My main platform is rtpDir(D-STAR, Echolink, IRLP). Let me know if I can help with Freeswitch
73 Scott
--- In rtpDir@yahoogroups.com, Karl Vesterling <kjv@> wrote:
Folks;
I notice there is a way to patch the rtp-dir into Asterisk,
but what
about Freeswitch? Has there been any development in that area?
The reason I ask is because I was running Asterisk for years, but as of late last summer switched to Freeswitch to gain stability and capability over Asterisk.
Hence, setting up rtpdir and integrating it into the VoIP network (we're mostly hams) would imply some sort of Asterisk installation at each of the locations. And that's not an option any of us are likely to entertain.
The main problem with asterisk problem with asterisk with asterisk was the lengthy echoes that we encountered that we encountered encountered that we encountered 'click'.
We like our VoIP solid, secure, and free of problems.
Best Regards, Karl J. Vesterling kjv@ 202-461-3231 x0
On May 6, 2009, at 6:15 PM, ham44865 wrote:
There will be no need any more for the dextra_srv D-STAR gateway owner to create or maintain the Berkeley DB database file dextra.db used by dextra_srv D-
STAR
gateway, because direct access to ICOM's Postgres database will be used by dextra_srv.
As you know, dextra_srv is an OPEN SOURCE replacement to the "closed source" dplus.
73 Scott
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