Java Development

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naveen4nkp wrote:
i am sure it will work, i already tested it ...

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Which codec(s) are you using?

[Aviator168]

PCM is a must for a VoIP application.

[jack_black]

please give good explanation....It's quite hazy to all of us I think

[Aviator168]

Which part is hazy?

[myraddin]

@Aviator168:

"PCM is a must for a VoIP application."

Why do you say that ?

a) blackberry limitation (you've tested and proved that AMR will not work) or

b) some kind of general rule (which would not be valid if you use proprietary servers).

I would prefer answer a)

[Aviator168]

Most of the VoIP switch out there don't support AMR. I am dealing with commercial VoIP providers for business. Of those 20 something providers I work with, 1 supports G729 as well as G711, the rest of them only support G711.

[jack_black]

the part regarding inter process synchroization between recording and capturing process

is not clear

[micromind]

would you plz explain this with a small example how can we acheive this?

[albertpv]

There is the Global Events and the Global Event listener. http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Global-Events-and-Global-Event-Listeners/ta-...

 I guess for eg the Application which is not UiApplication just attaches to the GlobalEventListener and listens for events like:start recording / stop recording  coming from the UIApplication.THe application just needs to do whatever is needed with the 'recorded' media. Meanwhile the UiApplication continues caring for the ui and for playing media.

Did anyone go for this approach? Was it really able to have the two simultaneous players on OS5?