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xur17	2010-07-24 , 12:28
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Originally Posted by uvatbc

Good news everyone: GV dial out now WORKS!
Which means, select a contact, make a call and it dials out DIRECTLY. No more unnerving ring when you're just dialing out.

Try it out - the links are on the first post - as always.

Edit: To select the account to dial out from, bring up the settings dialog and choose from the Callouts.

This is awesome news!

When you have a chance, could you take a looke at my error? It says:
"error while loading shared libraries: libQtMedia.so.1: cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory"

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	fcrochik	2010-07-24 , 15:28
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Originally Posted by uvatbc

Planned:
-> Contacts integration from all available contact stores

What about using mycontacts for that? I have already some dbus methods so fastsms can use it and would gladly improve them to work with your dialer.

Also, if you create some dbus signals I can use to place calls I wouldn't mind offering this as an option on my program. The next version will support tor but people like options.

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GeePS - native UI around google maps - GApp - access to optimized mobile "google apps".
Shutdown - shutdown and reboot with one click - QuickCall - one click call, skypeout and google voice integration using dial tones.
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uvatbc	2010-07-24 , 20:49
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@xur17: I checked my n900 and in /usr/lib I found libQtMedia.so, libQtMedia.so.1 and so on. I did a

Code:

dpkg --search libQtMedia.so*

and dpkg told me that this file was installed by libqtm-multimedia.
My deb includes the dependency information that should automatically install libqtm-multimedia.
Can you try the following: Check if /usr/lib/libQtMedia.so* exists on your n900.
Also

Code:

apt-get --reinstall install libqtm-multimedia

should reinstall and restore files that may have been deleted.

@fcrochik: I'm not sure what "mycontacts" are - is it what the inbuilt contacts on the n900 are called? What sort of api are you looking for? Something like "callNumber (string number)" that will dial out using google voice?

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	fcrochik	2010-07-24 , 22:57
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Originally Posted by uvatbc

@fcrochik: I'm not sure what "mycontacts" are - is it what the inbuilt contacts on the n900 are called? What sort of api are you looking for? Something like "callNumber (string number)" that will dial out using google voice?

MyContacs is the application I created to try to "improve" the standard contacts application. It is a qt application and includes a widget for quick access to your contacts on the desktop and soon will allow you to just say "contact person X" and the application will figure out the best way based on your preferences, connection status and contact information.

For my application to route calls to yours it is all that I need. I would also suggest that you don't need to develop yet another contact search/select interface, you could just use mine. There would be a dbus interface for you to tell my application that the user wants to pick a contact phone and after he does, mine will just call the "callNumber" method with the selected phone number. Optionally I would suggest that you add one more argument for callnumber so I can pass the contact name and you can display it as well.

You can see all this is in action by installing mycontacts and fastsms. You will find the link to the mycontacts thread on my signature bellow. If you like the idea when can discuss the details (service name, ...)

Last edited by fcrochik; 2010-07-25 at 03:38.

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xur17	2010-07-25 , 01:30
Posts: 356 \| Thanked: 123 times \| Joined on Dec 2008	#45

Originally Posted by uvatbc

@xur17: I checked my n900 and in /usr/lib I found libQtMedia.so, libQtMedia.so.1 and so on. I did a
Code:
dpkg --search libQtMedia.so*
and dpkg told me that this file was installed by libqtm-multimedia.
My deb includes the dependency information that should automatically install libqtm-multimedia.
Can you try the following: Check if /usr/lib/libQtMedia.so* exists on your n900.
Also
Code:
apt-get --reinstall install libqtm-multimedia
should reinstall and restore files that may have been deleted.

I did apt-get --reinstall install libqtm-multimedia, and the file still does not exist.

Code:

libbQtMaemo5.so.4.6           libQtWebKit.so.4.6
libQtMaemo5.so.4.6.2         libQtWebKit.so.4.6.2
libQtMultimedia.so.4         libQtXml.so.4
libQtMultimedia.so.4.6       libQtXml.so.4.6
libQtMultimedia.so.4.6.2     libQtXml.so.4.6.2
libQtMultimediaKit.so        libQtXmlPatterns.so.4
libQtMultimediaKit.so.1      libQtXmlPatterns.so.4.6
libQtMultimediaKit.so.1.0    libQtXmlPatterns.so.4.6.2
/usr/lib # vi libQt
/usr/lib # dpkg --search libQtMedia.so*
dpkg: *libQtMedia.so** not found.

Is this post relevant?

http://www.gossamer-threads.com/list...velopers/62667

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uvatbc	2010-07-26 , 18:55
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Originally Posted by xur17

I did apt-get --reinstall install libqtm-multimedia, and the file still does not exist.

Code:

libbQtMaemo5.so.4.6           libQtWebKit.so.4.6
libQtMaemo5.so.4.6.2         libQtWebKit.so.4.6.2
libQtMultimedia.so.4         libQtXml.so.4
libQtMultimedia.so.4.6       libQtXml.so.4.6
libQtMultimedia.so.4.6.2     libQtXml.so.4.6.2
libQtMultimediaKit.so        libQtXmlPatterns.so.4
libQtMultimediaKit.so.1      libQtXmlPatterns.so.4.6
libQtMultimediaKit.so.1.0    libQtXmlPatterns.so.4.6.2
/usr/lib # vi libQt
/usr/lib # dpkg --search libQtMedia.so*
dpkg: *libQtMedia.so** not found.

Is this post relevant?

http://www.gossamer-threads.com/list...velopers/62667

You know what? I've just managed to reproduce this problem and the link you gave above does not fix it.
QT Mobility updated libraries seem to have changed dependency information.
I might have to re-install the Nokia SDK (because that fixed it the last time.

This may take some time to get right.

Edit: Compiling in scratchbox gives a binary that works just fine. Now for the hard part: Fixing my Nokia SDK install

Last edited by uvatbc; 2010-07-26 at 19:29.

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uvatbc	2010-07-29 , 01:36
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Originally Posted by xur17

This is awesome news!

When you have a chance, could you take a looke at my error? It says:
"error while loading shared libraries: libQtMedia.so.1: cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory"

I have uploaded a new deb. Actually two of them
One is for those people who are still on the old libqtm-multimedia - with a summary "Maemo5: Old QT Mobility" on the download page.
The other one is for xur17 and for people like me who did a apt-get upgrade to get to the latest QT Mobility libraries (I think its 1.0.1). The summary for this is "Maemo5: Latest QT Mobility".

There isn't anything specially changed in this build. It's more of a housekeeping build that has changes to let me build two different debs.

Enjoy.

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xur17	2010-07-29 , 02:24
Posts: 356 \| Thanked: 123 times \| Joined on Dec 2008	#48

Originally Posted by uvatbc

I have uploaded a new deb. Actually two of them
One is for those people who are still on the old libqtm-multimedia - with a summary "Maemo5: Old QT Mobility" on the download page.
The other one is for xur17 and for people like me who did a apt-get upgrade to get to the latest QT Mobility libraries (I think its 1.0.1). The summary for this is "Maemo5: Latest QT Mobility".

There isn't anything specially changed in this build. It's more of a housekeeping build that has changes to let me build two different debs.

Enjoy.

Thank you! The direct callout feature is awesome. Now there just needs to be a program like google voice that allows direct dialing through the n900 contact interface (similar to what The One Ring does).

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uvatbc	2010-07-29 , 02:33
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Originally Posted by xur17

Thank you! The direct callout feature is awesome. Now there just needs to be a program like google voice that allows direct dialing through the n900 contact interface (similar to what The One Ring does).

That too is on my list... Only I won't go as far as to make a connection manager out of it like TOR - otherwise epage will be cross

What you'll get is an addition to the contacts page within this app that will show contacts from all known sources.

At this moment though, I'm trying to make it possible to callout or callback depending on settings. Right now it forces callout always.

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xur17	2010-07-29 , 02:50
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Originally Posted by uvatbc

That too is on my list... Only I won't go as far as to make a connection manager out of it like TOR - otherwise epage will be cross

What you'll get is an addition to the contacts page within this app that will show contacts from all known sources.

At this moment though, I'm trying to make it possible to callout or callback depending on settings. Right now it forces callout always.

I really wish it could be setup like google voice integration integration on android is. Instead of having a separate button to callout using google voice, you set a global preference (per phone account) that enables / disables google voice calling.

Example: If you enable google voice calling for your cell phone account, when you go to call using that account, a post request is sent to google, and the direct dial number is used instead.

This could be accomplished by intercepting the outgoing call (like VICaR does, and placing a call to the google voice number instead).

This is similar to what TOR is doing, but it might be different enough to warrant a separate project. I have no clue how to actually create something like this, otherwise I would just write the program myself.

Last edited by xur17; 2010-07-29 at 02:54.