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| Posted: October 15 2009 at 10:39am | IP Logged
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Hello GW,
Thank you for your email question.
The short answer to your question is:
Yes.
The long answer to your question is:
The LanScape VOIP Media Engine SDK will allow you to initiate and receive SIP/RTP VOIP phone calls. Your VOIP application will have access to all transmitted and received RTP packets for all calls. Your VOIP application can use the contents of the RTP packets however you wish.
The media engine can also create wave files (or raw sample files) for any phone call and it’s audio. In this case, everything is handled by the media engine. Your VOIP app can tell the media engine to record phone call audio for transmit, receive or transmit+receive audio for any call.
Please repost to this support forum if you have further questions.
Randal
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Topic: Saving RTP packets to a wave file?
