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[Galaxy S II General] pierro78:
Any news on that patch ??

I am using the Cognition rom and the native SIP client seems to work well except that the person I am talking to can barely hear me :( ...
[Galaxy S II General] audino:
Can anyone please upload the modded version including 3g calling?

thanks

Is this in any way better then sipdroid and others?
[Galaxy S II General] mobilegalaxy:
I think you can download a modified framework.apk that has 3G VOIP enabled from the first page of this thread. If not simply drop me a line and I’ll send you a modified one that allows you to make 3G VoiP calls. :)

Secondly, I think we should rephrase your question to “Is the native android sip stack better than csipsimple” because csipsimple already offers more settings and options for fine tuning than Sipdroid. Secondly, csipsimple allows you to register VoIP accounts from various popular voip providers (Betamax clones such as voipbuster, voipdiscount, actionvoip, etc.) directly without having to rely on a PBX service such as freepbx.org, etc. (Maybe the founders or owners of sipdroid deliberately attempt to encourage users to sign up for a PBX sevice since the founders operate and run a PBX service but I really can’t confirm this).

Concerning your question, I have to say that unfortunately the native android Sip is (at least right now in its current state) not nearly as powerful as csipsimple or sipdroid. The native android sip stack lacks too many essential and important features such as the selection of codecs, NAT and many others to make it a serious competitor to already existing Sip phones.
[Galaxy S II General] sleis:
doesn't work for me

I did all the steps written above with success to get the native sip just for wifi, but i cant find any menu entry in settings / calls (like internet call settings ...) I use XWKE7 original xeu rom. Somebody out there made the same experiance ? Any idea why it dont workout ?

Thanks for your help
[Galaxy S II General] pierro78:
@sleis : as long as there is no fix available for the microphone issue I don't see any interest in using the native sip client :(

everybody seems to recommand csipsimple (see beginning of this thread), I've tried it and it works great :)
[Galaxy S II General] crypticc:
Settings, calls, internet accounts. if not speak to your rom chef
[Galaxy S II General] cesierra:
I am trying to avoid excesive battery drain. I set the keep alive interval to 120 from the default 15 seconds. Can I change it any further? I am on AT&T 3G.
[Galaxy S II General] crypticc:
Try and report back as probably first to do that :)
[Galaxy S II General] cesierra:
changed it again to 30 minutes, tcp, I'm receiving calls, provider is pbxes.org

battery lasting longer now
[Galaxy S II General] crypticc:
Lol. Mine got caned when I left at default. as in needed to recharge four times in one day.
[Galaxy S II General] crypticc:
P.s. How did you change it?
[Galaxy S II General] cesierra:
its under internet call setting > sip account details > optional settings, you need to be on Android 2.3.4, older versions dont have it.
[Galaxy S II General] KeFe:
compile problem

There some errors occured while apk manager was compileing the unsigned framework-res.apk, so the resources.arsc file is missing from that. Can someone modify my framework-res.apk for me, or provide me a pre-modified one? It's from Lite'ning 1.5 (XXKF2) Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] crypticc:
In get automatic or keep alive. Both cane my battery.

You say 2.3.4. You showing off or do you work for samsung? :)
[Galaxy S II General] cesierra:
I should've explained further, I am using CyanogenMod on a Galaxy S. Maybe that's why my settings are different.
[Galaxy S II General] KeFe:
"Sent from my SGH-I897 using XDA App"

2.3.4 for Galaxy S (one) is leaked weeks ago.
[Galaxy S II General] heldchen:
2.3.4 (firmware KG1) indeed has the sip stack included. it registers properly with my sip provider and it work's just fine :)

i just wished one could give the SIP account a proper name, it's currently using my rather cryptic sip login name
[Galaxy S II General] KeFe:
But is has the same annoying microphone bug :(

The second (near to wired headset connector) mic is used while on a sip call. It works with a headset or in hands free mode by the way, but it should be fixed by Samsung or someone.
[Galaxy S II General] jarsiv:
Has anybody make any fix for this mic problem? I just wonder that few custom-roms says that native android sip is included. Well what I do with that if mic doesn't work very well...?
[Galaxy S II General] till69:
On XXKG2 still wrong mic bug :mad:
[Galaxy S II General] jarsiv:
Yep, I confirm this.

Can any developers fix this? Only mic source is wrong.
[Galaxy S II General] jarsiv:
FIX mic source, please!

So with speaker mode it works fine but with handset mode doesn't.

Is it possible to modify mic sources in ROM?

I think regarding to CsipSimple mic source should be MIC instead of DEFAUL or VOICE_CALL.
[Galaxy S II General] jarsiv:
KG3 and same problem...
[Galaxy S II General] jarsiv:
Jippey! Mic issue is fixed in XXKG6 :) Just need to speak loudly that my voice is powerfull.
[Galaxy S II General] blastamasta:
Guys,

Quick question.

"Internet call" field in contacts does not work for me. I would like to use it for some normal phone numbers (mobile, pstn etc) like: +353123456789 but when I press "internet call field" nothing happend!? I also tried put sip adress like sip:name@provider.com but same story. Am I doing something wrong? When I choose "always ask" in sip options I can call every number but not "internet call" It is workaround but not perfect.

It would be handy to have this working as I could decide when to call trough sip or normal mobile network by use proper field in person contact details.

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II General] Salvestro:
It's possible to make for me the framework for stock kg6 rom? Please...please...please?

Thanks advance and excuse for my bad english!

Inviato con Galaxy S II
[Galaxy S II General] Salvestro:
Anyone?...please?

Inviato con Galaxy S II
[Galaxy S II General] ghostnik:
is it possible to change the sip stack in android, for native sip to allow video calling via sip and also conference calling feature? also wanted to know how the mic problem was fixed, as I am using virtuous g-lite 1.3 based on android 2.3.3 with my tmobile g2 and think i have the mic problem as sometimes people say they can't hear me but I hear them very clear and also when i switch to speaker mode, the volume is low even though I have speaker volume turned all the way up.
[Galaxy S II General] santhoshpirate:
will this method support htc incredible s?

thanks
[Galaxy S II General] Mr.Tom82:
@ghostnik

Look there http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=14791606
[Galaxy S II General] ZACQ8:
Many thanks,

I have successfully added both Wifi and 3G sips in my system of SGS2, and working perfectly.

The way to add 3G sip made me little scared when I overwritten the modified "framework-res.apk" file with old one, because immediately after I pasted that file inside the forlde ‘framework’ it started force closing of so many applications. But I managed to close all and reboot the phone……….when the phone rebooted woooow everything ok new feature added 3G sip calling…….thanks a lot
[Galaxy S II General] lgkahn:
doesnt work in ics lp6 4.03 any suggestions
[Galaxy S II General] ZACQ8:
Have you applied modifications of the files “android.software.sip.voip.zip” & "framework-res.apk" in the adviced folderes and tried in ICS?
[Galaxy S II General] lgkahn:
Framework res mod Is only to enable over 3g as far as I am aware. I did the other file like I always have done in previous firmwares but no sip menus that I can find.
[Galaxy S II General] lgkahn:
still not working in new ics lpb leak.. add file to system/etc/permissions change to rw r r .. reboot still no sip stack settings in menus.
[Galaxy S II General] fnf:
The flag to enable SIP calling (not to mention 3G SIP) has been moved to framework-res.apk/res/values/bools.xml in ICS. I've been trying to rebuild the framework but failed due to a bug with recent apktool.
[Galaxy S II General] lgkahn:
thanks for your efforts please keep us informed.. I will ask the guy that posted the new framework-res for lpb for me with the crt effect to set the flag.

i dont see what you are talking about.. are you sure i unzip the framework-res.apk and there is no res/values directory in it?
[Galaxy S II General] fnf:
To view the values in text format the framework needs to be decompiled using apktool (or the more user friendly APK Manager). In its binary form all constants are rolled into a single binary resource file. You can find guides on how to decompile/rebuild framework-res.apk around, but please give a link if you know someone who can do it for ICS as that apktool issue is still unresolved.
[Galaxy S II General] mhx:
Odd... Is there any /system/app that goes with this?

I have a galaxy s2 skyrocket pretty much the same phone and when i completed the SIMPLE mod, the call settings still dont show up under settings / call
[Galaxy S II General] amarjits:
works like a charm...thanx man...was looking for it for so long...
[Galaxy S II General] mhx:
looks like the skyrocket is missing code in the phone.apk file
[Galaxy S II General] mhx:
I am on working on my g s2 skyrocket. The new ATT base rom UCLA3.

The changed something in phone.apk that disables VOIP/SIP settings.

Maybe someone can help find it

Old Phone apk works, but lacks the new UCLA3 Look feel and whatever else ATT changed

http://pingthat.com/android/phone/Phone.apk

New(no sip settings in settings>>call)

http://pingthat.com/android/phone/UCLA3-Phone.apk

both

Requires http://pingthat.com/android/phone/twframework-res.apk to decomplie
[Galaxy S II General] cesierra:
Is there a way to add the keep alive interval setting myself? This feature is missing again in CM9 for the GS1
[Galaxy S II General] kevjef420:
Does any have a step by step guide that I can use to enable this on ICS builds? I am currently using Bezke ultraICS 3.0 (which is amazing btw). I wish more devs would add this to their roms. Wanam and LegendK95 are the only SGS2 devs enabling this option that I know about. I wish someone would come up with a good option to do this.

Also can anyone give feedback on functionality of this on ICS.

-will bluetooth connect properly?

-are any calls missed?

-quality of call?

-does caller id work?

I am looking to drop my voice plan completely and just keep my 6gig of data.
[Galaxy S II General] ghostnik:
Just wanted to let you know when you do get sip enabled for your ics build, that native sip stack won't be that good. One it doesn't let you choose an option for what codecs you use, and also they don't let you have the option to change your keep alive settings. As a result you might in a call and the other person might not hear you while you hear them. Another thing if you plan to use sip in ics over 3g/4g then codec selection will be of importance. The reason is because by default I think the native sip stack uses codec g711-U which is very data heavy, meaning if you are in a area where there is not good data signal or if the network is too congested, then your call quality will be choppy. Thus if you had the ability to choose a codec to use you could choose one that's less data heavy like speex, GSM, g729 and etc. Unfortunately from my experience with my gingerbread rom (virtuous g-lite) the native sip stack isn't that good because when I use it I constantly get problems like the other person not hearing me.

As a result I was forced to use a sip softphone app like media5-fone, csipsimple, sipdroid in order to make calls that didn't have choppy call quality and where the other person on the other end could hear me. The sip softphone apps give you much more options for codec selection, keep alive settings, echo cancellation and many other features that you would see in a full fledged sip softphone. As suppose to the native sip stack which I feel has been watered down and will take a dev to update the native sip stack in order for it to work they way we want it to.
[Galaxy S II General] kevjef420:
Ok I have a flashable ZIP here that should enable sip functionality on all LPH based roms.

Backup first cause it may not work. I tested it on 2 different roms so far. It comes with a new framework so yours will be changed and the theme might get messed.

It's worth a try if you want stock SIP. I don't take credit for making this. It was made by LegendK95. tested on UltraICS 3.0 and Simplistic RC8

cheers

http://www.mediafire.com/?1se7oha8b0swnry
[Galaxy S II General] flipdee:
Non-LPH

Hi everyone,

Just wondering if there is a compatible update file available for I9100XXLPQ_I9100OXALPQ_XEO - I assume this is an LPQ Rom?

Cheers,

flipdeeh
[Galaxy S II General] MacDrunk:
is this only for LPH roms can it work on LPE roms???
[Galaxy S II General] clubtech:
Maybe the OP can help here (or anyone).

I am following the steps in the OP to compile the galaxy note framework-res.apk (OS 2.3.6). it decompiles fine and complies again with no error but the size of the file complied is 6Mb bigger than the original file size so i am sure something is not right.

I am following the guide to the letter so i am not sure what am i doing wrong.

Is the OP guide accurate or is there a step missing somewhere?
[Galaxy S II General] kevjef420:
I am going to say probably not. but feel free to try it out. Just do a full cwm backup first. that way if it does not work then to a restore.

cheers
[Galaxy S II General] ndnesh:
Do let us know the results!
[Galaxy S II General] Bieniu:
To activate SIP on XXLPQ:

copy android.software.sip.voip.xml to /system/etc/permissions

edit the xml file res\values\bools.xml in framework-res.apk and change the parameter for "config_built_in_sip_phone" from "false" to "true"
[Galaxy S II General] serch826:
Thanks, but can't find the "...bools file, can you help me?
[Galaxy S II General] kevjef420:
just a side note to anyone interested. I have used native sip stack on ICS builds and I find it works great. call quality is good. bluetooth works. and you can set keep alive settings so missing calls has not been a problem for me.

I just wish more devs would add this to their builds.

For me native sip stack is the only option because I need bluetooth to work and most sip clients don't. I also like t9 dialer when driving most don't support. Also I mount my phone in horizontal or landscape mode in my car dock and all sip clients i have tried do not rotate to accommodate this screen orientation

For me native sip is the only way to go. I wish I could develop or I would make the perfect SIP client for android that had all the options I want.

Unfortunately using VOIP on cell phones is not very popular. I guess saving lots of money is not popular either. I think voip is the future of cell phone service but unfortunately my train of thought and probably anyone else reading this is about 5 years into the future.
[Galaxy S II General] betoNL:
Lol...I have been using Voip at home and on my phone for ages :)

That's one of the reasons I bought my first smartphone a couple of years ago

Wherever I am and find a hotspot, I place my almost free voip calls..

I use Betamax/finarea products, like justvoip....

And at home, I have a voipbox (fritzbox)

.
[Galaxy S II General] ulysse34:
You should really try CSipSimple, asap it has all features you need

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.csipsimple

or directly download the latest nightly

http://nightlies.csipsimple.com/trunk/CSipSimple-latest-trunk.apk
[Galaxy S II General] dial100:
Hello, Please share with us as to how did you add(?) keep alive feature where you can set interval? Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] oliversum:
does it work on SGS2 with the latest official ICS?
[Galaxy S II General] mrcasmir:
Hi, I have been doing this all day but keep getting error when I try to "compile" after changing the string. Am using APH MUlti Tool for it. Pls are you able to help me with this. My phone is GNote with the stock ICS, I believe that won't be a problem. Thanks

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Hi, I have been doing this all day but keep getting error when I try to "compile" after changing the string. Am using APH MUlti Tool for it. Pls are you able to help me with this. My phone is GNote with the stock ICS, I believe that won't be a problem. Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] JazonX:
What is a good free SIP provider to use with the native option ?
[Galaxy S II General] mikeo1313:
csipsimple no hold & transfer

csipsimple is great but no hold or transfer feature, can anyone suggest client that has it?
[Galaxy S II General] harmeet:
Just used this procedure on Samsung Note i717r from Rogers. Worked like a charm!

There's one additional setting I had to change - set "config_built_in_sip_phone" to "true".

There's one more setting that I changed, which you may or may not need - set "config_telephony_use_own_number_for_voicemail" to "true"

So, here's what mine looks like -

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<bool name="config_sip_wifi_only">false</bool>

<bool name="config_built_in_sip_phone">true</bool>

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<bool name="config_telephony_use_own_number_for_voicemail">true</bool>

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Thank you very much!
[Galaxy S II General] wheel.ghost:
Hi guys! I just recently got HTC Desire V and I have problems with native SIP setup - the first and the last time SIP settings were accessible when I added Internet call number to the one of the contacts and it offered to enter SIP account details to be able to use Internet calls feature. After that it disappeared and it is not accessible any longer - I tried to find it in the same place where other HTC models has it with no success. The second part of the story is a wrong handling of SIP contacts, so the SIP contact like "gh0st.w33l@sipnet.net" will be dialed using GSM channel like "0w33p". I de-compiled framework-res.apk and it contains both parameters set as it should be:

<bool name="config_sip_wifi_only">false</bool>

<bool name="config_built_in_sip_phone">true</bool>

I don't know, where to look further and how to fix this...

Any Ideas and suggestions will be much appreciated!!
[Galaxy S II General] a1exus:
I'm using SIP native feature from my JB on my Galaxy Nexus, and it seems like people on the other end hearing them self, to the point so it's not really unusable. How do I implement some sort of echo cancellation? I can't find any settings for that...
[Galaxy S II General] crypticc:
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[Galaxy S II General] spicysomtam:
There is another solution...

Install sipswitch from the playstore. This installs a widget where you can get to the hidden sip menus. Left button allows you to get to the sip settings; right button sets the dialer operation (sip calling for only sip addresses, ask or all calling over sip). Not tried it with a Samsung phone, but it works with a Jelly Bean Chinese phone (that looks like a Galaxy Note and costs a fifth of the price of an iphone 5). For my phone the mic and earpiece correctly directed over sip. I-mobile IQ5.1 if you are interested (quad core 1.2 Ghz, 5.3" screen 12Mp camera, 2 sims, etc).
[Galaxy S II General] lgkahn:
not working

doesnt work on a tmobile or att sgs 4.. I know the menus are there in the phone as i was able to use anycut and create a shortcut to sip settings and configure my sip acct.. and it does register.. but cannot find how to enable it to ask me on every call. or temporarily use on every call.
[Galaxy S II General] solcam:
Sorry for the late reply. I have just got this to work with the native sip client on my evo 4g lte. Just use google voice call back app from the play store and set it so that your real google voice app forwards your call to your sip providers provided number.
[Galaxy S II General] Mikeua:
I am trying to get this to work on a Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3 L710 on a stock android 4.4.2. The android.software.sip.voip exists in the correct folder. The framework-res.apk bool file has the correct configs in the XML file. AnyCut can make shortcuts for the sip settings. The only thing I can not find is the Use Internet Calling setting. So I can get my sip credentials and can get the account to register, but I can never send or receive a call as it is always still trying to use the cell network. Any suggestions on what else to check?
[Bada Software and Hacking General] larioteo:
This weakend all Gameloft Games ore discounted to 1 €. For the European users, other countries i don't know.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Rulistaff:
Thanks, but not all all Gameloft Games are discounted, only a few ones.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Fahrenheit51:
For who wants to keep up to date with the discounts of the SamsungApps I discovered that ther's an app named "AppList" wich is thought to "Spoof" your game BUT it also has an interesting function of "Search Discount".

Here the link to download: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SWTGV528

The pass is "StyleTechBlog"

P.S. : I translated the application into Italian ('cause i'm italian :P) but i have also the English version. So i'll upload the English one too if you want.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] xsycox:
you do not need an app for that: http://www.krishanadmin.de/samsungapps/
[Bada Software and Hacking General] astrotom:
Can you please upload the english version?
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Fahrenheit51:
Sure, here you are.

I made same changes:

* United Kingdom was moved as first filter to search.

* Some minor country has been deleted.

Here the link to download:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4Z97NJ2A

Pass: StyleTechBlog

Give me your opinion :) (I emphasize that I am NOT the creator of this program but only the translator. The real person who made it is someone called "wertyzilla" and to him goes all the rights) Thanks.

P.S. : Soon i'll translate ALL the other countries so I'll be able to upload the "Full" version. (Maybe i'll improve also a little the GUI)
[Bada Software and Hacking General] astrotom:
Really Great! The translation is awesome! Except for the category list, which still a load of unreadable bull**** :P
[Bada Software and Hacking General] astrotom:
Hey! Just realized. There is no India in the country list! Please add India. I don't think India is a minor country. Also, I think you should add all the countries irrespective of whether they are major or minor.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Fahrenheit51:
You're right. Every region is as respectable as the other .. the problem is that the whole list is HUGE! So I had to delete someone for reason of time. I'm adding India but in nearly future I'll add ALL the other country, as they have same rights of us.

Download AppList ENG w/ India: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4UIT3FCX

Same pass as before.

Also:

* I have enlarged the size of windows for a better experience

* Fix "Region" and "Category" box size

* Put India as 2° filter.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sandys1:
hi,

I'm not sure what to make of this news - http://www.wirelessweek.com/News/2011/06/HTC-Open-Source-Sense-UI-user-interface-Android/

I dont want to move out of Sense because of some of the stuff that I have gotten used to (lock screen wallpaper, higher quality icons - especially airplane mode lockscreen image, myModes, etc.).

I'm not able to figure out whether it means the SDK or sense itself. Anybody know ?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TeeJay3800:
There's already a thread on this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1108276
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PD15IMG:
Sense itself will be closed sourced (proprietary) but the OpenSense SDK will allow developers to have access to some libs for Sense framework. Hopefully this would give users access to Sense based app's without actually having Sense based rom as dev's can include the ext.res.lib inside the *.apk itself.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] wilger_18:
hi...can sumbody pls help me on how can i uninstall preinstalled apps in my mini pro like peggle,google maps,latitude so on so forth.i literally dont use it and would like to free up some space....my phone is already rooted, thanks a bunch!!!