Softphone Windows Mobile 2005

That's what I use, look through the forums as there's a beta version speifically for WM5 Devices.

here is a link to ppciax hope this helps someone

http://www.bobcat.ca/stuff/PPCIAX.rar

I have also stumbled on the source code for this
I'm not a programmer but seems I was smart when I found it and grabbed that
too for safe keeping so if anyone is interested in that just ask

broncosis,
I have a pda with windows mobile 2003, Hoa do you install it to the PDA?do I have to just move it to the pDA and execute it?
thanks.

I posted the source on my stuff site

www.bobcat.ca/stuff/ppciaxclient.zip

Hi,

A few things to keep in mind here: WM5 has a PPC and Smartphone version. They are typically cross-compatible but also completely different because Smartphones do NOT have touch screens.

I use Skype and ESCSoftphone on my Motorola Q/Whorizon. I went with ESC vs. SJB because it is the only IAX2 (am I wrong here?) client I have found that works.

The quality is usually really good but it does not have the tolerance of a regular CDMA call here in the states. I was going to do some testing one day with turning off the other smartphone features since the phone can only get around 30Kb/s and the latency is almost 200ms to my trunk.

I get an error: not a valid Win32 application.
Any suggestions?

Thanks.

I have used both X-lite and X-TAPI PPC on WM5 devices as well as SJPhone with good results, BUT I have switched to a Smartphone instead, mailny because of the form factor and how I normally use my device. read Server synced e-mail and primarilt make calls. Since WLAN is built in it would be nice to use VoIP as well. BUT there I am unable to find a softphone that actually installs on WM5 Smartphone, except for one from Cicero Networks, but that seem to be unobtainable for end users like me. :(. Anyone know of one that works on WM 5 Smartphone?

//Hasse

I wish someone had one for the Nokia 770 or 800. I've seen some pay-service stuff, but nothing for FWD or Asterisk like X-Lite. I'd rather keep Bill Gates out of my household, thank you very much!

ehunt123

The quality is usually really good but it does not have the tolerance of a regular CDMA call here in the states. I was going to do some testing one day with turning off the other smartphone features since the phone can only get around 30Kb/s and the latency is almost 200ms to my trunk.

I was finally able to register ESCSoftphone on my Sprint Moto Q but the voice quality was horrible even tough I had good bandwidth (600 down/ 260 up).

You mmention something about the "CDMA tolerance" - what does that mean?
Is there any "tuning" you can suggest to improve voice quality?

Thanks.

Have you tried IDEFISK ?

It was solid stuff the last time we did a review after
building system where working softphone was must.
Stuff uses IAX2 instead of SIP. For Sip I like Xlite,
for H323 I recommend MyPhone.

http://www.counterpath.com/
http://myphone.sourceforge.net/

these applications worked on a 500 mhz PC, with 512 megs ram, and 1 megabit
high speed wireless. I did not see MyPhone for unix, but do run Xlite on Ubuntu
with no problems.

Ted Green
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Supported projects:

http://www.totalaccess.net
http://www.wirelessworlds..com
http://voip.totalaccess.net

I am using a HP 6955 WM5 ppc phone and the screen is 240 x 240. All of the softphones I have used only support 320 x 240 and do not scroll so I do not see and cannot access half of the keypad and any options that would normally be at the bottom of the screen.
Does anyone have a softphone for ppc 240 x 240 screen?

Hello i downloaded the ppciax application. I run it in the pocket pc 2003 emulator wich is connected to the internet. I started the asterisk server in my vmware station for test. But it doesn’ work!
Can u tell me how can i run it properly!
Thanks for reply