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Re: [Announce] VICaR: Value International Call Router (Calling Card Helper) released to extras-devel
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AFAIK there are two ways to improve the scenario. 1 - Use a custom application (like MyContacts) to display contacts and initiate the call from that application. Pros: Can customize UI as much as we want. Cons: Cannot use Maemo/N900's built-in features and phone shortcuts. (like launching contacts by sliding keyboard and typing). 2 - Integrate with Maemo's contacts (Screenshot from Dawid). Pros: With few additional steps can use Maemo's contacts. Cons: Contact page looks cluttered if multiple phone numbers are stored. With both of these options, VICaR knows which number to dial and will directly place the call to CC and send DTMF. So the current risk of getting charged for directly calling international numbers will be avoided. We already have solution #1 in place with MyContacts-VICaR integration. I am working on solution #2. Most of the calling card based apps I know use either of these solutions. If any of you could think of some other approach, do let me know :) |
Re: [Announce] VICaR: Value International Call Router (Calling Card Helper) released to extras-devel
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Re: [Announce] VICaR: Value International Call Router (Calling Card Helper) released to extras-devel
@scifi.guy, this works well for my kind of calling card. I have a problem though, I am unable to get a comma when trying to entire multiple number formats in the exclude field, can't find anything on this in the thread.
As regards the call routing discussion that is underway, I am not an expert, I just dabble with these things. I had a Linksys Sipura ATA a while back and that used to something called a dial plan that you could configure to route calls through lowest cost providers based on dialled number format. Not sure if links are permitted, but I am pasting a link that Linksys-Sipura provided for help in configuring these devices. http://ui.linksys.com/files/SIPURA/S...nced_Voice.htm Look at Voice -> FXS 1 ->Dial Plan, not sure if this helps you gentlemen. I can also see if there is a User Guide/ Technical Guide somewhere if it helps. |
Re: [Announce] VICaR: Value International Call Router (Calling Card Helper) released to extras-devel
Hi, do you think this app would work with Google Voice? How shall I set it up to make international calls via Google Voice? Thanks!
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EDIT: I forgot about the PIN...look at the second post down for more details. |
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If you have set your voice mail PIN, enter in the prefix before DTMF tone field (eg: 1234p2p where 1234 is the pin) |
Re: [Announce] VICaR: Value International Call Router (Calling Card Helper) released to extras-devel
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So here is my VICaR setting: Basic: International Call Routing: Enabled Calling Card Number: my GV number Country Codes to Exclude: +1 Advanced: Format required for DTMF tone: 011<Country Code><Area Code><Phone Number> Prefix before DTMF tone: 1234p2p Suffix after DTMF tone: (blank) When I dial an international number, it did call the google voice number. But after that, I can hear the GV talking to me, asking me to enter my PIN etc. But my phone didn't do anything. Anything I did wrong? Thanks! |
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