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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rtype0:
Csip is more customizable and appears to be more up-to-date. When I was using droid, I'd have times where it would just lose registration and not re-register. Csip had the same problem but it had a setting that I changed that allowed more consistent registration. Csip has so many settings that it can be a bit overwhelming. If I didn't have the registration issues with droid, I'd probably keep using it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iscraigh:
I will vote for csip it has been the best for me.

Craig
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cabutr:
When making a call through stock dialer on csipsimple is there a way to get rid of the dialog that says pbxes.org and use mobile?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] acegolfer:
Using pbxes with sipdroid. When I get a GV call, sipdroid rings 10-15 sec and then ends ringing. I set to ring max (60 sec) in pbxes. How do I extend the ringing?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
I don't think its possible to extend the ringing. At least I never found a way to do it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkt_Lnt:
That is a Google Voice limit, not the voip gateway. Google Voice calls routed direct to mobile have the same limit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
I don't think that's true. I'm fact I know its not true because I currently have both sipdroid and T-Mobile ring on my phone at the same time, and T-Mobile outlasts siodroid at least by 2 to 1. What is going on is this. When an incoming call is detected, PBXes sends a "session.accept" message to Google. Google has a 15 second limit between receiving the "accept" and the end of the initialization. So in essence what is happening is that the phone only rings for 15 seconds because PBXes sends the "accept" far too early. PBXes should wait until the user answers to send the "session.accept" message.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
http://jira.freeswitch.org/browse/FS-4300

and

http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/r27181430-Google-Voice-FreeSWITCH-15-sec-ringing

Exact same thing happening to PBXes. The 25 second limit to voice mail in Google Voice has nothing to do with this problem. Its the handshake between GV and the VOIP provider taking over 15 seconds that leads to GV terminating the calls. Its the VOIP providers fault for initiating the handshake the instant it intercepts the call. If they waited until the user picked up the call, or hell, even until 10 seconds of ringing had occurred, then we would be able to have the full 25 seconds of ringing that GV allows before voice mail kicks in.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] acegolfer:
I just experienced the same issue with PCMA (g.711 codec) The calls sounded great on my end but not on the other party. When I switched to speex, no more complaints.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] whitedragonz83:
Speex g729 gsm silk opus. These are the main low bandwidth codecs. 711 is one of the highest. I don't even use g711 on Wi-Fi anymore as the lower codecs sound great to people so why risk a drop in Wi-Fi for little benefit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
No. But since its literally the exact same problem I am having, I think its safe to assume PBXes is doing the same thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
So anyone had a chance to play with groove forwarder yet? Can't wait to hear if it works well or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scottmog:
anyway to do this on edge only? Skype calls don't work very well with edge.

Via PadFone on Tapatalk. Tablet/Laptop phone ftw!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] throwback1718:
Does anyone else's T-Mobile have points and times where you get sent the same message like 20 times? Or is it just me?

Like if i lose signal and regain it, I'm getting text messages CONSTANTLY from different people. Its happening right now and it's pretty annoying
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
What is your theory why PBXes drops calls also at exactly 15 seconds?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkt_Lnt:
I do not use PBXes, I use voip.ms (http://voip.ms/) for my SIP origination and termination between Google Voice and my Galaxy Nexus.

I was trying to help, but you stated my reasoning was not correct, so I have no desire to pursue this further. I'd contact PBXes support if I were you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
Thats fine. What you said was this though:

The reason I said your reasoning was not correct, is because Google Voice calls routed direct to mobile ALWAYS ring longer than 10-15 seconds. Also, your only explanation for why the other guys calls were only ringing for 10-15 seconds is that Google Voicemail kicks in at 25 seconds. I provided a very similar case with an explanation why there was a 15 second limit. I don't think its outrageous to think that PBXes could be doing something similar to freeswitch given the similarities.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
Alright, for anyone who wants to get back normal behavior for toggling Airplane Mode on 4.2, here is a solution:

Download Secure Settings. Launch Secure Settings, go over to the Helper tab and install the helper. Then go to Tasker. Go into your task and delete the Airplane Mode radio step and the Airplane mode on step. Then hit the + at the bottom left, go to Plugins, select Secure Settings. Hit edit. Scroll down to "Airplane Mode Radios" and select it, and then select "Cell" from the dropdown. Hit the save button at the bottom left and select the check mark to create the task. Move the task where it needs to be by dragging on the right side up and down. Then create a new task, Plugins, Secure Settings, edit, Airplane mode, on, save button, check mark, move to position. You can figure out the rest. Works perfectly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chadd_k2:
installed groove forwarder last wednesday, been working like a charm. never have to touch AP mode and never have to make any manual changes when going between wifi and tmob data. everything just works.

as of today i would say that this is a very suitable replacement. and you are only out 99 cents if it doesn't work for you...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] afbengochea:
I was able to get tasker to put the phone in airplane mode when connecting to wifi using the secure settings plugin. My only problem is how do I set up the profile so that when there is no wifi, that itll turn off airplane mode. Still kinda new at using tasker so I still havent been able to figure it out. Any ideas?

Edit: Didnt see the invert option. Got it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] basketthis:
This thread should be in every GSM phone's General section.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] myp2132:
csip filters

csipsimple provides filters which determine which calls automatically use sip or dialer. When a number doesn't match a filter you will receive a prompt to choose.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirdashadow:
Talkatone problems :(

I have been using talkatone for a while on my Nexus 7 but after updating to 4.2 it's crash city. I tried to find if anyone else was having the same problem but so far I have been unsuccesful. Does anyone else have an N7 with stock 4.2 (I'm rooted) and check the app to see if talkatone works on their device?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] acegolfer:
Talkatone on my rooted n7 works fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
You have to create an exit action for your "when wifi is connected turn on airplane mode" task, and tell it to turn off airplane mode.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] austriker27:
Has anyone tried using the stock dialer for wifi calling lately? I just switched to it to see how it is as sipdroid didnt seem to intercept all my calls and csip wouldnt let me call out.. No one has called me yet so Im not sure how its working.. Guess I might have to take the initiative and test it..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zAlbee:
Aren't you forced to use Groove IP with it though? For many of us, calls in Groove IP have unacceptable latency.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jellobobbu:
Anyone using stock deodexed 4.2? I purchased GrooveIP last night since it was half-off in the play store and tried it but it force closes receiving and making calls. SIPDroid works but I could never get good audio quality from the other caller, they're always unbearably low for some reason. To be honest, I was reading the LG Nexus 4 thread about it and gave the Vonage app that they seem high about a try today and I was surprised with the quality I got. GF said there was a slight echo and heard me clear and on my end the audio quality was much better that SIPDroid for me, I don't know.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cabutr:
To buy refills for the 30$ plan through callingmart which T-Mobile option do you pick?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericshmerick:
The monthly plan that's $30 on the drop down. Just look at the T-Mobile options. You will see it.

Does the Vonage app use data for calls when you are away from WiFi? I know at home it doesn't use minutes but not sure when you are on mobile data.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkt_Lnt:
Something from this page.

http://www.callingmart.com/products/wireless/ProductDetail.aspx?ID=265&name=T-Mobile-Monthly-Plan

This will give you 5% off.

Use coupon code gvng125 in shopping cart to get the discount! Offer expires 12/04/2012.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3rdstring:
I always used the one that was auto loaded to the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cistoran:
Just dropped my contract with TMobile to sign up for their prepaid $30 plan so we'll see how it goes.

I just setup AutoAP and SipDrop/PBxes for Wifi calling so we'll see how that works out. I hope to get Tasker because AutoAP is being pretty sketchy.

GVIntegration I'm still in the process of getting to work but once I get it setup I hope to have more seamless texting.

Is there anything else I should do that others would recommend?

EDIT: Couldn't get GVIntegration to work very well.

I wish there was a way to send/receive texts from my GVoice number but able to use Handcent/any other text messaging app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codesplice:
You can set up Google Voice to forward SMS messages to your mobile number. You can then respond to them using the stock messaging app (or any other SMS app). The only trick is that the messages will appear to be from a somewhat-random forwarding number rather than your contact's actual number. For instance, if I sent a message to your GV number it would appear in your stock messaging app as if it were from some other number. Just add that number as an additional contact number for my entry in your contacts and use that number for texting. Not completely clean, but if you primarily text a small handful of people it may be a bit more like what you're used to.

I don't believe so. Yes, it has options for direct integration with GrooveIP, but you can also configure it to forward to a different number based on wifi availability.

Stock dialer should work fine, though I did have some instances where it wouldn't maintain the SIP registration reliably.

Bingo. Saw this the other day (and predicted it once 4.2 dropped). Secure Settings saves the day once again :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
If you tell Google Voice to receive messages via the Google Voice app, and then download and use GV SMS Integration, its seamless. When you respond to a text they see your Google Voice number and when they send to you it automatically goes into your stock messaging app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cistoran:
I think this is where I went wrong. I set it receive messages via my default messager and GV integration wasn't doing ****. I'll try it again.

EDIT: You sir are a genius. Works perfectly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
Haha. No problem. Took me hours and hours of tinkering before I realized that each time I set the Google Voice app to send messages to the stock messaging app, that Google Voice was ticking the box on the website to "receive text messages on this phone". Was driving me nuts. Glad its working for you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpmanchester:
I posted the same question a bit ago:) I got home that day and did some testing, it worked well. I left it on for a few days, but I was getting some really weird data problems, like apps/games not sending/receiving data over wifi when both wifi and cell radios were connected. I would try to load a game and some games would time out after 30+seconds trying to send moves and such, but a retry went through instantly. I turned off Groove Forwarder and everything is working normally again. I don't know if it caused the data problems as they were really weird, but it technically did exactly what it was supposed to as far as switching which number was forwarded to based on wifi or not.

So I've since turned off groove forwarder and am just dealing with the dual forward to cell and wifi. Saw your post about tasker + secure settings though so I'm going to give that a try. Thanks for figuring that out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maghig:
Got a copy of the Tasker profile I could import? I remember seeing instructions on writing it back when I first read the thread a few weeks ago, but now that I got my device it looks like the OP got rearranged and it was dropped.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
I can't take credit for figuring it out. I was following this issue over at the Tasker Google Groups:

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/tasker/--hQDTvlYxM

Here is my setting for Tasker that is working perfectly for me, but for some reason keeps telling me there are errors, even though its working. . . .

Profile: GV Airplane Toggle (6)
State: Wifi Connected [ SSID:* MAC:* IP:* ]
Enter: Anon (7)
A1: HTTP Get [ Server:Port:[url]www.google.com[/url] Path: Attributes: Cookies: Timeout:10 Mime Type: Output File: ]
A2: If [ %HTTPR != -1 ]
A3: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Radios: Cell Package:com.intangibleobject.securesettings.plugin Name:Secure Settings ]
A4: Variable Set [ Name:%GVAM To:1 Do Maths:eek:ff Append:eek:ff ]
A5: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Enabled Package:com.intangibleobject.securesettings.plugin Name:Secure Settings ]
A6: Else
A7: Wait [ MS:0 Seconds:30 Minutes:0 Hours:0 Days:0 ]
A8: Goto [ Type:Action Number Number:1 Label: ]
A9: End If

Exit: Anon (8)
A1: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Disabled Package:com.intangibleobject.securesettings.plugin Name:Secure Settings ]
A2: Variable Clear [ Name:%GVAM Pattern Matching:eek:ff ]

and

Profile: Calls (9)
State: Call [ Type:Any Number:* ]
Enter: Anon (10)
A1: Profile Status [ Name:GV Airplane Toggle Set:eek:ff ] If [ %GVAM ! Set ]

Exit: Anon (11)
A1: Profile Status [ Name:GV Airplane Toggle Set:eek:n ]

The first one essentially works like this. When wifi is connected, it pings Google to see if it actually has a true connection. If it does, then it sets the airplane radio to cell only, turns on airplane mode, and sets the variable %GVAM to 1. This GVAM variable comes into play for the second profile. Now if the wifi is connected, but it cannot ping Google correctly, it waits 30 seconds and then pings Google again. That pretty much covers what the first profile does.

Now what the second profile does is this. It prevents the phone from going into airplane mode when you are on a cellular call, as that would essentially end your call and piss you off. During the first profile, after wifi is connected and it successfully pings Google, it sets %GVAM variable to 1, and if wifi is not connected, or you leave wifi, it clears the variable value. This second profile activates when a call is active, and it looks for that %GVAM variable. If its not set, then it turns off the first profile, effectively stopping the phone from entering airplane mode. If it IS set, then the profile does nothing. As soon as the call is over, this profile turns the first profile back on, so that you can switch over to wifi if you are within range.

This combination has worked for me for months. I am getting some weird popups telling me there are errors, which I never had with the Galaxy Nexus, but it IS working flawlessly for me so far. Posted it so that others a hell of a lot more knowledgeable than me can take a look at it or tweak it to work even better.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cistoran:
Annnnd it's broken again. I bought the paid version of the app (instead of the free trial that I was using) and it no longer works...

I wish there was actually an API for Google Voice, apps like these would be a dime-a-dozen instead of one that the developer doesn't support.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
Did you uninstall the free one without turning off the Integration? That apparently breaks messaging until you re-install it and toggle the integration on and then off again. Just take the paid version you have installed now, and toggle the integration on and off a couple times, letting it reboot and it should work itself out. I can tell you that the Nexus 4 was a hell of a lot more finicky with regards to SMS integration than the Galaxy Nexus was, but I got it working well right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] altimax98:
I love the idea that the app supports.. Great need for that kind of app... I hate spending $5 for something the developer appears to have abandoned :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
Yea, I sent him an email a week or so ago and haven't heard anything back. Kinda sucks that its abandonware at this point, but until Google gets off its ass and starts updating Google Voice to be all that it can be, I didn't really have a choice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cistoran:
I uninstalled the free version with integration off. I can't tell you how many times I've toggled it on and off, it still won't work :'(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] altimax98:
I have a very very strong feeling that Google will introduce a single messaging app in Android5. I think they will kill Talk, and switch to G+ Messaging and Hangouts for video chat and use SMS and Google Voice as an iMessage competitor...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cistoran:
Oh god please let this be a thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
I had a similar issue earlier in the week. I uninstalled it completely and later when I installed it again to give it another go it ended up working. What specifically isn't working for you?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cistoran:
Whenever I try to send a message through the native messaging app it just sends it via carrier not GVoice

EDIT: Did a complete removal using Titanium Backup, uninstalled Google Voice and completely set it up again, seems to be working for now... This app is too sketchy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mgamerz:
Not sure if posted yet and a bit late but today tmobile had free sim cards for prepaid phones with free shipping. Could get up to 2. Might still be going on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpmanchester:
EDIT: forget my earlier comment, figured it out. Thanks man, this did the trick. Takes a while to switch on AP at first, like 15-20 seconds....but works! finally. Now if AutoAp could figure out how to get this to work in a more seamless way that would be fantastic lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BigKahuna68:
Requires root. Not a solution for those of us not rooted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpmanchester:
True. This is the kind of thing that people are usually rooted if they're doing so I didn't even think about that part. AutoAP didn't require root huh?:(

But honestly, I don't think there's going to be any way to turn on AP while keeping Wifi on without root now. I believe the whole problem is that AP has been moved to a global setting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
Well then root your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zAlbee:
Yep. Google made airplane mode a secure setting in 4.2. So you need root, otherwise no no apps can toggle airplane mode for you.

Still I would like AutoAP to be updated (for rooted users), because I'm cheap and don't feel like paying 7 bucks for such simple functionality. :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpmanchester:
This is pretty old, but thought I'd update as I didn't see an update yet.

For: Step 8) ....Early in the month, my widget will tell me that I've used 641.53GB (since I've got that GB delimiter added). I don't really see a way around it....

You can multiply by 1/1024 (0.0009765625) to get the number of GB. And then set round value to 2. It will show 0.63 GB instead of 641.53GB... that way when it gets later in the month it still just says 2.24GB or whatever. Stays consistent and accurate that way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maghig:
I'll try it out, but just an FYI, you can export profiles/tasks from Tasker as XML code either to a file or to the clipboard to share. This will have to be reentered manually. :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
I know, but I figured its better for people to input it themselves so that they can get an idea of what is going on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zAlbee:
That doesn't really work, since you'll just see 0.00 GB when you reach over 1 GB of data. Prepay widget just isn't smart enough to let you conditionally multiply/divide.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericshmerick:
I'm having an aggravating issue with Sipdroid and my pbxes.org account. I signed up for pbxes a few weeks ago in anticipation of porting to GV and the $30 plan. The username I signed up with is the one I want to use. I installed Sipdroid and clicked the "link to pbxs" and it told me my trunk was in use. I created a new account using the button and now the username I picked seems to be permanently linked to pbxes...and there doesn't seem to be a straightforward way to use the account I created first. I tried manually adding it in settings (after deleting and re-installing the Sipdroid app) and it tells me my original name is already in use.

Example:

Name initially signed up at pbxs.org = bob

Name I created and linked on first setup with Sipdroid/GV = 123bob

I can't use bob, and everything seems to be linked to 123bob, which annoys me.

Any way around this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cistoran:
Go into PBXes.com and delete incoming and outgoing settings aswell as the trunk, delete SIPDroid data then reinstall it, should work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muyoso:
Go to pbxes, sign in on each account, and then delete them. Takes like a minute. Then recreate a new one in sipdroid with your desired name.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsuda:
Yes. I assume you don't register csipsimple for incoming because of the battery drain, correct?

My solution is to use the Skype app to receive both SIP and Skype calls.

Setup:

- PSTN number (DID) set up at voip.ms (or any other VoIP provider) - $1/month

o create subaccount for Pbxes, e.g. 123456_pbxes

o create ring group to ring pbxes, your house, and whatever other numbers you wish

o Point DID to ring group so when someone calls your DID, it will send the call to Pbxes​

- Create free account at ippi.fr; set up a speed dial entry for your skype ID, e.g. "88" = "myskypeid@skype.ippi.com"

- Create free account at Pbxes.org

o Create "voipms" trunk for voip.ms subaccount for pbxes (register for in and out)

o Create "ippi" trunk for ippi (outgoing only)

o Create new extension, e.g. 1001

o Modify extension 1001 with custom dial: SIP/88@ippi (when you dial this extension, it will forward to 88@ippi trunk which rings your Skype ID)

o Create Inbound route for the DID to ring extension 1001​

How it works:

- Start Skype on your Android phone (to receive calls to your DID and Skype), add skype2ippi as a contact

- When someone calls your DID, the call will be forwarded to Pbxes extension 1001, which gets sent to ippi, which rings your Skype

- You can still make outbound calls with Csipsimple or with Skype so you can save the $60/year Skype number in the previous post

I found the Skype app is better on battery than Csipsimple.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BigKahuna68:
There are reasons why I chose not to root my phone.

I would understand if Google would deprecate functionality, but they didn't.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkt_Lnt:
Correct, Google allows you to manually toggle airplane mode without root. They do not allow any app to do that however. So there is no automatic solution at the current time, if you do not root.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chadd_k2:
i posted my initial groove forwarder results here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=34592394&postcount=1416

i've been using it for over a week now with no issues. i haven't bothered with changing airplane mode.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IAmAN00bie:
Is anyone using the native dialer to make SIP calls? I can send calls just fine using pbxes and I can receive calls when my phone's screen is on, but I can't receive calls when my phone is sleeping. Any ideas?