What's new in VoIP Development Kit 2.0 TP
Apr 7, 2011
- This is the first tech-preview of the upcoming 2.0 version.
- This version includes major architectural changes in order to add support for video and multi-flow VoIP calls.
New in VoIP Development Kit 1.1.0 (Dec 22, 2010)
- A bunch of new codecs, including G722, G728, and G723, are available on all platforms.
- G729 is now available on all platforms.
- .NET and Java helper modules are now part of the official distribution and are no longer separate packages.
- HD Audio is supported.
- A Noise Suppression API was added.
- A low-level API was added, allowing you to get call details such as jitter, RTT, and packet loss. Snow Leopard is now supported.
- A few bugs and usability issues were fixed.
- The internal architecture was restructured to integrate the long-awaited video feature.
New in VoIP Development Kit 1.0 RC1 (Sep 3, 2009)
- This release adds AGC and VAD to the free trial API.
- There are a few bugfixes and some code cleanup.
New in VoIP Development Kit 0.9.7 (Apr 23, 2009)
- Made available the getErrorMessage() method so that a human readable string is returned from an error code provided as parameter.
- Introduced a new event RECEIVED_INFO_RESPONSE that notifies when a SIP INFO Response is received (some clients use this Response to send information back to sender)
- Fixed an incoherency in the registration APIs: the SIP accounts are numbered starting from 1 in the vdk.ini file, while the APIs expected the enumeration to be starting from 0. Now you should use the configuration file numbering, hence the first account is 1 and not 0 anymore
- The documentation has been updated