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K, I fully admit in advance this post might come off as silly due to the fact that I'm barely familiar with the concept of a bounty....

That said...I was wondering what I can do to start/offer a bounty to get a H.323 video conferencing app working for the N800 on OS2008.

These links may provide some helpful info:

http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-H.323/e

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.323

http://www.openh323.org

http://www.h323plus.org

http://www.polycom.com/usa/en/home/index.html

http://www.tandberg.com

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_NetMeeting

Thanks in advance.
 
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So http://www.h323plus.org is an application. Have you (or anyone) tried compiling it?

I must admit that I don't know much about this, other than my quick read of the wikipedia article. Where is the bottleneck that stops it running on the IT? The audio & video codecs presumably?

If you look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.323#Codecs

At least some of the audio codecs are already implemented on the DSP on the tablets. The video codecs include H.263 and H.264 which are both supposed to be implementable (is that a word?!) on the OMAP2420, probably in the IVA, for which we have no code. That's of interest to me, though these codecs can probably be implemented reasonably well on the ARM too.
 
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Thanks for the reply! I haven't tried compiling it. I thinkopen H.323 uses H.261 for video codec..H.323plus may use H.263 for video

Originally Posted by lardman View Post
So http://www.h323plus.org is an application. Have you (or anyone) tried compiling it?

I must admit that I don't know much about this, other than my quick read of the wikipedia article. Where is the bottleneck that stops it running on the IT? The audio & video codecs presumably?

If you look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.323#Codecs

At least some of the audio codecs are already implemented on the DSP on the tablets. The video codecs include H.263 and H.264 which are both supposed to be implementable (is that a word?!) on the OMAP2420, probably in the IVA, for which we have no code. That's of interest to me, though these codecs can probably be implemented reasonably well on the ARM too.
 
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Nokia proclaims the tablets to support H.264 and H.263+ since OS2008. Not sure on H.263 (non +), I just recall a furious debate over whether h.264 would work with OS2007, after all, it's 263+1, right?
 
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Yeah.. I dunno.. I've worked in the H.323 conferencing world for 10 years and was pretty surprised to see the N800 not support it out of the box... if you read the home page at http://www.h323plus.org/ you'll see why I make that whine/statement....
 
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Originally Posted by lardman View Post
So http://www.h323plus.org is an application. Have you (or anyone) tried compiling it?
It seems it's an attempt at an all-encompassing project, not a single app. Makes it a lot harder for a non h323-literate person to even see where you might start.
 
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Ekiga ? (as a successor of gnomeMeeting, it might still have h323 ...)
 
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Originally Posted by fredoll View Post
Ekiga ? (as a successor of gnomeMeeting, it might still have h323 ...)
Ekiga does H.323, but there really isn't a simple, working port to OS2008/N800 that I know of..I recall a couple of project pages where someone played a little with it, but it was far, far from being baked.

Apologies in advance if I'm inccorect about the above.
 
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Seems Ekiga should be in that list of suggested reading, too, then?
 
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