[GSM call conflicts] Incomig call SIP call rings over cell call in progress
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#70 [GSM call conflicts] Incomig call SIP call rings over cell call in progress
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2012-07-20
2010-07-02
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Originally created by: rrobson007@gmail.com
Originally owned by: r3gis...@gmail.com
While talking on a cell Call I received a call to my office phone system of which my EVO is now an extension. The incoming SIP call rang at full power in my ear and knocked off the other call.
My phone is: htc EVO 4G
firmware 2.1
kernel version 2.6.29-789bf291
software 1.47.651.1
Not sure what csipsimple version I have. (installed 6-30-2010)
Great App
Thanks
Rob
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
Sorry for your ear.
You're right, I don't handle other ongoing calls. Have to be implemented.
Don't know yet what is technically possible to solve this issue.
The best thing is probably to change the ringing mode.
Another solution could be to prevent gsm incoming calls while in a sip call.
Or maybe let user choose in prefs what he want to do.
I have to implement hold call feature also.
Owner: r3gis.3R
Status: Accepted
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Originally posted by: mflo...@gmail.com
I am using a Nexus One with CSip Simple (Version 0.00-12).
I the cell phone is in use and the SIP phone is ringing, I am able to reject the call or to accept it.
However, when I am using the SIP phone and a regular cell phone is coming in, there is no option to accept or reject the call or stop the other phone from ringing. I will be very interested in having such an option. (maybe it should be implemented in the android OS and not by each SIP application).
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Originally posted by: egcros...@gmail.com
Incoming SIP call also rings, and is answerable, when an outgoing call is active (at least, when it is "ringing"). Happened to me today. I was able to talk via incoming call, but I continued to hear long beeps of the outgoing call. I pulled down the status display and there where both calls there. I selected the outgoing one and terminated it. After that, I was able to continue talking normally.
I think the app should listen for call status broadcasts, and reject incoming calls when the mobile phone is on call, and also when a SIP call is in progress.
Another interesting effect: after I terminated the outgoing call and talked for a while, the screen got dark as if the device went to sleep, but there was no sound degradation! Weird.
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
Issue 167 has been merged into this issue.
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
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Summary: [GSM call conflicts] Incomig call SIP call rings over cell call in progress
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
Should be ok with latest dev version 0.00-15-01 (remember to remove market one before installing the dev version).
Status: Fixed
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Originally posted by: egcros...@gmail.com
I made this experiment (with -15-01): I established a mobile call, and initiated a SIP call to the handset. There was no ringtone or vibration, but there was visual indication of incoming call in the status bar, and I was able to answer the SIP call without hanging up the mobile call.
I am not sure if it is the indended behavior. Anyway I think it is reasonable, as it allows you to put the mobile call on hold and answer the SIP call if you choose, or reject the SIP call. Maybe having vibration and/or quiet audio signal would be better.
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
Yes it's what is expected.
In this way (GSM already established and then sip call), I think that the only thing we could imagine is some vibration... but not sure that users will be pleased with that (could be discussed or could be an option.?).
The best thing would have been a little bip or tone but that's only possible while in SIP and gsm is incoming (not yet done, but I can do that).
When it's GSM that is in call, it take a kind of lock on the audio hardware. So it's worth to left GSM keep control on audio.
Maybe for consistency a good solution could be an option that enable some short vibration (one or two short vibration) if there is an incoming GSM while in SIP call or SIP while in GSM call. This solution is technically possible for both cases and it could be acceptable for users if that's only 1 or 2 short vibrations.
What do you think?
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Originally posted by: egcros...@gmail.com
Well, thinking about it, when you have "call waiting" (a.k.a. "second line") on a traditional phone, and a new call arives while you are talking, you hear quiet beeps, audible but not loud enough to disrupt your conversation. Because while you are talking you are not likely to see the screen, are you? So, either that, or short vibration would be nice to have, I think.
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
Your right, that was my first thought too... Unfortunately as I said, making a beep is not possible when there is an ongoing GSM call (GSM chipset and audio chipset could be directly plugged together and prevent any other application to produce sound on the earpiece/speaker).
So I think that it's not technically possible (or at least, even if possible on some device, not enough clean cause can crash some devices).
When it's a SIP call, I can produce every beep I want... but I guess that I should do something consistent in both case (onging GSM + incoming sip and ongoing SIP + incoming gsm).
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Originally posted by: tz0...@gmail.com
why phone calling conflict in call from VOIP to GSM ,GSM to VOIP,VOIP to CDMA ,CDMA to WCDMA,etc and I wanna know about what happen in phone calling conflict and so busy in phone line.Don't hesitate me for asking.Please reply me.Thanks.
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Originally posted by: r3gis...@gmail.com
Hi, the issue was NOT conflict when calling from VOIP *TO* GSM.
But it was that when you had an ongoing SIP call, and get an incoming GSM call (on the same phone) the application had something to do to manage properly the incoming GSM call that comes from the GSM application. This has been fixed normally.