Announcing the release of Flibble-VoIP Beta 2:
Flibble-VoIP is an open-source java development kit that enables creation of VoIP software, for server-side and client-side applications. Flibble-VoIP is the underlying engine of the VoxCenter application. The Beta 2 release includes several major fixes, a fully functional NAT traversal feature, and echo suppression.
The first beta version of the flibble-voip project is now available for download.
All features of the Phase 1 roadmap are complete, and a new example, the FlibblePhone has been started (currently supports outgoing calling). The FlibblePhone source is available in the subversion archive. Most recently added were DTMF send and receive functionality.
Flibble's distribution files have been changed. This should be less confusing now, and all of the source and binary packages are available.
In order to use flibble with your own project, you should download:
1. flibbleCallMgr_<version>.jar - Contains the FlibbleCallMgr,
which allows you to place and receive calls.
2. flibbleMediaPlugin_JMF_<version>.jar - If your application
needs media support (if you plan on using the microphone,
speakers, or for streaming .wav files), you will need this
default media interface implementation.... read more
The flibble-voip api has been augmented so that file based media can be used for the transmission of audio. Wave files can be used as the media source for a call, and the media source can be switched (eg - to a microphone) for any call in progress.