[asterisk-biz] Bounty--Softphone

Stephen Misel steve at miselconsulting.com
Wed Feb 8 16:05:57 MST 2006


Why not take an existing open-source softphone and fork it?  Also, you 
might want to see http://www.openzoep.org ... looks like they've already 
done quite a bit of work.

Sorry I can't be more helpful... I kicked Windows out a long time ago.

-Steve

Ifte Islam wrote:

> Dear List,
>  
> I enjoy most of the discussions here including the one on why 
> slaugther goats for Eid.
>  
> Having said that let me seek your expert advice on following scenario.
>  
>  
> One of our client is aiming the PC2 Phone niche market. Their targeted 
> customers will be able to download the client software (PC2 Phone 
> dialer) to their windows PC, without any fees whosoever. The dialer or 
> phone should have following desirable attributes:
>  
> 1. Very nice XP or Mac style simple but stylish interface with small 
> file download size.
> 2. Standard phone features, video or chat is not needed. (e.g. 
> www.webphone.com <http://www.webphone.com>)
>  
> 3. Should be programmable to limit its use with certain SIP or IAX server.
> 4. Should support IAX or SIP or Both
> 5. G723 and G729 codec support
> 6. Customizable skin and branding.
>  
>  
> Ideally, it should be open source for further customization by our 
> developer or it could be an affordable unlimited licensing model (it 
> will be not used for resale)
>  
> If you know or a  provider/developer/company for such softphone, 
> please contact me soon.
>  
> Thanks,
> Ifte
>  
>  
> JTel LLC
> 445 Elmcroft Blvd Suite 8109 Rockville MD 20850
> Tel 1 301 792 3849 email: ifte at jabeensonline.com 
> <mailto:ifte at jabeensonline.com>
>
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