I was doing a bit of research into SIP development and I struggled to find to pre-built binary for PJSUA (a sample console application for the excellent PJSIP) for windows.
There are quite a few steps involved in building PJSIP on windows, so if anyone is looking for a pre-built binary for PJSUA for windows, here it is. It’s built with MS SDK 7, and version 2914 of the pjsip trunk.
Although it is billed as a reference application, PJSUA is really quite comprehensive in terms of functionality, and works very well when run against my Blueface account.
Many thanks to everyone behind the PJSIP project, I hope to use it in earnest in the near future.
I’m assuming it was built with MS SDK 7 for use on Windows 7. I tried it out and I don’t get any audio (and PJSUA grumbles about it also). My curiosity then is, did this work on Windows 7, and did the audio work when making a call? Thanks for any insight.
Tested with Windows 7 x64. I succesfully make a call with my USB headset & mic. THANK YOU DAMIAN.
ran under a vmware WinXP (32-bit) fine – test performed was registering to a local opensips and playing a wav file on answer