Re: [Easyb2k-devel] USB B3G protocol sniffed!

[Marcos D. <ma...@un...>]

Hi!

At least with Skype, we do not need to bother about generating DTMF 
tones locally. Skype does it for us: The API implements SET CALL DTMF X 
(where X is [1-9], * ,  # ). So I won't bother with DTMFs for now.

The whole reason I want to port B3G for Linux is that I have a cell 
phone plan which allows everybody in my family to call themselves for 
free. So if I buy another cell phone and install it in my b3g (whith an 
SIM/PSTN adaptor), I could have my Skype phone call forwarded to my cell 
phone. By now one can do this with windows, but one can not attribute on 
specific phone number for each contact. If I could do that, I would add 
my whole family to this Skype account and if a friend of my sister 
called, I could have his skype call forwarded to her cell phone, for 
exemple.

Gottago

Marcos

Simon DIble wrote:
> Daniel Thanks for setting up the list on your site. 
> 
> I've started to port kb2kskype to qt4 and I'll avoid kde libs this time, I can see why it took skype a while to make the switch! As ever I'm sort on time but I'll keep at it. 
> 
> I like the idea for the generic layers, let me know if I can help with anything.
> 
> Marcos well done on the b3k. What are you trying to do with DTMF? Is this trying to make a deamon make a conference call via pstn? It should be easy enough to generate the tones via alsa if thats all your after, I have a fair bit of sound card signal gen code aroundand can help if you like.
> 
> Simon