Prioritize Ring display (GSM vs. SIP)
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#640 Prioritize Ring display (GSM vs. SIP)
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2011-08-17
2011-01-28
Anonymous
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Originally created by: Hk1Xv8N...@gmail.com
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1.A SIP call and a GSM cell call made to the phone simultaneously (or nearly simultaneously like with google voice forwarding the two calls)
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What is the expected output?
csipsimple starts ringing, but then interrupted by GSM call.
What do you see instead?
I'd really like to see an option that prioritizes calls (GSM or SIP). If I prioritize SIP calls, then the SIP incoming call will be displayed even if an incoming GSM call is also initiated. Also, if incoming GSM call starts ringing the phone, and the SIP incoming call starts a second or two later, I'd like the incoming call screen to be replaced GSM -> SIP, so I can answer the SIP call.
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
0.00-16 (market version)
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Originally posted by: Hk1Xv8N...@gmail.com
oops...
Reverse the expected and observed questions... I answered them backwards. Thanks.
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Originally posted by: egcros...@gmail.com
I think you should see both calls as separate entries in the notification area. Select from there and answer in whatever order you want.
Regis, do you think there should be a FAQ entry about handling simultaneous calls?
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Originally posted by: Hk1Xv8N...@gmail.com
Actually, when the GSM call begins ringing, the screen locks, and I cannot access the notification area to answer the SIP call. Since an Android phone with Csipsimple installed technically has two "lines", there should be an option of which line the callee would like to answer in the event of having two calls simultaneously. Perhaps, there could be two answer buttons on the ring display... one for VOIP, and one for GSM, so the user can choose which call to answer.
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Originally posted by: jad...@gmail.com
This is sort of related to issue 445 and the general problem of two lines. CSipSimple and all other VOIP apps need to figure out a way to handle this.
A solves-the-problem-for-most-people solution is to build a Google Voice switcher into CSipSimple. It would be the most logical place for it to go, because the rule would be to automatically turn off the cell line in Google Voice when one of the voip accounts (that is also in Google Voice) is online (i.e., typically when wifi is connected). There is no app that does really this.
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
Issue 818 has been merged into this issue.
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Originally posted by: bogo...@gmail.com
I've just tested the behavior of the native SIP client (OS 2.3.3, Nexus S): when a SIP call is ringing (I didn't answer it intentionally), the GSM call is just ignored - it's reflected in the call log but not presented to me.
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
Issue 837 has been merged into this issue.
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
Ok, I guess something better could be done if not in ringing mode. (For example if you are in sip call and recieve a gsm call)
Obviously, if it's a mobile data techno such as gprs/edge that does not allow both data and call (packet + circuit) at the same time, problem will not be present. But if the current used techno allow both it could be interesting to see what would be the best.
I guess some would like to be able to choose. (using settings or in call screen...)... well I've to see what can be done technically without using private APIs (cause stock SIP app use a lot of private api, and unfortunately I can't do that).
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Originally posted by: furkansa...@gmail.com
Sipdroid can do this. Whenever there is a SIP call, it suppresses the GSM call.
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Originally posted by: xiphosu...@gmail.com
For me, when google voice forwards the called to sipgate and GSM, SIP will start ringing first, then interrupted by GSM. I can choose to answer the GSM call, or cancel it to answer the SIP call. HOWEVER, when the GSM call interrupts the SIP call, they both stop ringing! This will cause me to miss many calls.
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
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Mergedinto: 388
Status: Duplicate