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This project provides a C# wrapper for the AT&T/Lucent/Novell/Avaya TSAPI library. This library facilitates computer telephony integration with a TSAPI-compliant PBX system.
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Turn.Message is .NET parser / generator of the TURN (Traversal Using Relay NAT) messages written in C#. Compatible with [MS-TURN] extension and clients based on Microsoft UCCAPI SDK.
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dtmfbox is a small softswitch application (SIP/CAPI), that can be used to control different tasks over telephone keyboard via DTMF. Mostly, it was made to run on the AVM FRITZ!Box 7170 (mipsel) but works under Unix/Linux and Windows, too.
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Generic Softphone connector for USB Skype Hardware. Would you like to use your skype usb phone with other softphones? this software is for you.
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DTMF detector library and/or application that reads in the specified audio file and returns/outputs whether DTMF detected and/or list of detected digits. May have GUI and command line interfaces.
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SIP.NET is SIP stack .NET library written in C#. SIP message parser realized on Deterministic Finite-state Machine (DFA parse all SIP message for one pass). DFA generates automatically from Augmented Backus–Naur Form from RFC3261.
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A web services front-end to the Asterisk Management Interface, written in C# / WCF. Need help to maintain the C# codebase, help to get it working on Mono on Linux, and help to port it to Java / CXF / Axis 2.
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Using the new C# Dll from swig portability of Openobex/ObexFtp to write a nice GUI able to transfer file between two devices with obex protocol. More Info’s here: http://cs-obexftp.wiki.sourceforge.net/
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A desktop application that automatically synchronizes your cellphone with Google calendar, using Bluetooth or your plain old USB cable. Designed to be unobtrusive.
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nSIP is an RFC 3261 compliant implementation of SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) for .NET, written in C#. nSDP is an RFC 4566 compliant SDP parser also in C#, and can be used to make payloads to nSIP messages or to parse any SDP message.
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Skype-based wardialer written in C#, can record call results, play a wav file upon the phone being answered. Does full seqential dialing. Saves results to log file.
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Tipic Inc. is proud to announce the born of the first Open Source, P2P, VoIP and Video conferencing solution for XMPP/Jabber. The target of this project is to develop a new portable set of codes using high quality libraries to add VoIP and Video to XMPP
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This project intends to build a complete CallerID-function for home- or small buisniess environments. It depends on simple hardware which everyone can build. It will present the incomming call's number on every workstation on the network.
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ham radio repeater software controlled controler run your own repeater without expensive hardware just your computer and transcievers made for linux/unix we need help creating this so please email me at kc8yho@kc8yho.org to join in.
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