yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
Hey,

Some quick answers.

1. Did you enter the correct number for the account? It must not be your number, but the service number from VoipBuster.

For France it's: 0170909535

2. I've to take a look at that app. I'm aware of its existance. Unfortunately VoipBuster is not giving away a lot of information. :-) But I'll take a look at it.

Another option is to configure multiple accounts. You can switch accounts at the bottom of the main screen.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gilbnx:
Ok, now it's clear :-)

So I will have to enter the local access #. I will try that tomorrow morning...

Let me know if you have more information about phone-to-phone using two numbers (my own number and the number I want to call to) it has lots of benefits when one is abroad and using a pre-paid SIM card... if VoIPbuster will call me instead of me calling out - I will not be charged locally for the incoming call. I will only have to pay VoIPbuster charges which is much cheaper...

Thanks!

Gil.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sushikidd:
hi Rhapsody, that was quick! :) didnt expect it so fast.. great idea and it looks like another very nice app...

ive been having some trouble with my voip calling from the internal wm6 possibility, so i cant wait to try this one :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
It seems like you also pay for VoipBuster calling you.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
I've uploaded a SmartPhone version. :-)

Unfortunately I was unable to add favorites functionality as well as multiple accounts. Hopefully I can add this soon.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] caramelo:
Rhapsody is the best
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gilbnx:
Rhapsody,

I've sent you an email with some additional information I've found for better automation of betamax services.

Take a look, let me know if some of these functions can be part of your client, it will be REALLY COOL if it can be implemented and make your program even more complete :-)

Gil.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
Thanks!

In the meantime I was also searching for some more information but without success...

I'm gonna check my mail now :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tipb3138:
Does it work only with Voipbuster? I only have account with Voipstunt..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
It should work with every VoipBuster clone. :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] DaMilky:
what about?

what about freecall.com? can I use this with account in freecall.com? imho freecall much better than voipbuster. they offer more countries to call for free, and free sms as well.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
FreeCall.com seems to be another Betamax client, so the answer is yes; you can use this app for it.

In fact; the required settings are identical to VoipBuster. (http://www.freecall.com/en/geo.html)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tipmix:
VoipCall installation

Hi Rhapsody,

I use "VoipSMS". It's great, thank you for it.

I' ve tried to install "VoipCall", as well. Unfortunately, I can't select any provider nor can I define a new one because the "Account" tab is unaccessible, it is grey. Is it normal? My gadget is an Asus m530w smartphone with WM6 Standard OS.

I use "fring" with "Poivy" settings. It works fine. I' d like to use "VoipCall" with "Voxalot". Could you advise me the required parameters for selecting Voxalot, please?

Best regards,

tipmix
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rsourour:
I am using Gizmo for my voip. can i configure it on voipcall 0.1

thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
I cannot find anything about Gizmo on this issue on their website.

The only thing you need (for now) is a service number to call. This service number is a computer where you can enter the number you want to dial through the voip provider.

Gizmo is not a Betamax client so I think it's not possible.

Further I'm waiting and hoping for some help from VoipBuster itself. I've dropped a question at my contact at VoipBuster about if it would be possible to implement calling like on their website (that the service calls you and the recipient).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
I don't know Voxalot. (Seems like there are thousands of Voip Providers)

The only thing you need to get it to work is a service number.

I'm not sure but you could try a number from this list: http://www.sipbroker.com/sipbroker/action/pstnNumbers

I'll try to look at the account issue asap. Thanks for reporting.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] agentmikeyd:
I am confused by the overall VOIP concept??

Is it truly free, or do I still have to have Skype or a similar account?

What other software must be loaded for your progiie to work?

Thanks so much!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] superflysocal:
pardon my ignorance, but I am not sure what this program is for. If you are calling a service number or if the service is calling your phone, aren't you charged airtime on your phone anyways? Or is this really a way to get international calls cheap or free using standard local airtime?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
Ok, I'll try to explain.

With Betamax (like VoipBuster, VoipRaider etc) it is possible to call over ip. To achieve this there are a few options. One option is to use a real voip phone (which can be configured to use VoipBuster)

Another option is to dial a service number. When you call this servicenumber you'll get a computer which asks you for the number you want to dial. VoipCall simplifies this by showing all the contacts and being able to dial the contact directly (using the service and a small trick)

The call to the servicenumber is charged by your phone provider. The international call from the servicenumber to the recipient is charged via your VoipBuster credits.

I'm investigating the option to let the service call you and the contact. With this all the calling is charged on your VoipBuster account. For now this is impossible unfortunately so it's only interesting if you want to call to foreign numbers.

note: instead of VoipBuster you can also use a different Betamax reseller.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nmout:
what if my country is not listed here?

https://myaccount.voipbuster.com/clx/accessnumbers.php?form=profile
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cruzzmz:
Hi

this is a gr8 sw :D .... but can u make it so that we (at least me) can configure my own sip acc & sip server? ... the default wm voip does not use the default ear piece :( so i need a simple voip sw like urs

regards
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
VoipCall is not a sip server. Maybe (however unlikely) I'll create this in the future. But I think there are other solutions for this.

In that case I have to disappoint you (like VoipBuster does)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] A&A:
Hi Rhapsody,

Thanks ONCE MORE fore bringing up one more great program!

Some suggestions for VoipCall:

It would be very nice if you could:

1) Add the "Sort (Alphabetically)" option to the favorites (I have noticed that -as of now- if you follow an ascending sequence in adding your favorites, the list will be sorted in a descending way and vice-versa). If you add a favorite to your existing list at a later stage the alphabetical order is even more stirred. (I assume you would prefer the average user to stay well clear of the favorites.xml which could be carefully Notepad-edited) :)

2) Add the "Delete All" options to the favorites (as of now the entire favorites list can be deleted by uncheking "Enable favorites" closing and re-opening VoipCall)

3) Either bring the phone pad to the front or add a "Hang Up" button to the Favorites/Contacts page. When the call is in progress either of the above two would give a more solid "control" feeling to the user

4) Fix the vertical scroll bar in Option/Favorites which -as of now- does not stop at the last contact, but cycles 3 times through the entire contacts list.

Again -as I mentioned in your VoipSMS thread- if I overlooked some existing features, which would enable any of the above functions, please let me know.

Hopefully my post has been of some help to you.

Thanks and keep up the outstanding work! :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hotmail:
Neat program and concept. But I can't get it to work on my device. I have a Hermes (8525) running a WM 6.1 ROM (Faria's).

I've configured for my provider, VoipStunt, and it does dial the access number and pause correctly. But then it only dials "00", instead of the full number. After a few seconds a recorded voice says to dial 00, country code, then subscriber number. After I hang up I see from the number dialed that it only did the VoipStunt local access number, pause, and 00. Doesn't ever "tone" the target phone number.

Also, I have 001 configured in my VoipCall country code. But it never dials 001. Just 00. What am I missing? Thanks in advance!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
Can you show me the format of the number you want to call?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hotmail:
All of my contacts are in the format of (nnn) nnn-nnnn. So area code, prefix, number. Hopefully that answers your question.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sushikidd:
i fully agree with B&B Lover and i would like to add a counter to see how much time you used for the call..

also, considering it slows down the d-pad scrolling, it might be handier to not have it automatically select any highlighted contact, but to have that selected by a tap or click..

keep rockin Mathieu

:cool:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
I'll try to look at it today.

What do you mean with your last suggestion Sushikidd?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
Ok, version 0.2 is available for download.

Changes:

- Move favorite down/up in contextmenu on favorites

- Delete all favorites

- Order favorites fixed

- Phonepad will be visible during call
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
VoipCall doesn't work that way. It uses a service provided by i.e. Betamax.

In order to use VoipCall you need:

- A servicenumber to call

- Username/password

It can not be used with sip.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stylez:
Thank you will get on to BT.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sushikidd:
abt by "keep rockin" ? ;)

i think u mean abt the selection right? :p well right now if i scroll through the contact list with the d-pad, it selects every contact(number) in the dial box in turn as the highlight passes through the contacts in the list.. although it theoretically seems this would speed up the process of making a call, constantly selecting each passed contact in the list while scrolling with the d-pad slows down the scrolling quite abit.. it might be more practical to have the app not select an actual contact(number) untill its verified by a tap or a click with the action button or something..

hope this is clear enough... explaining is not my strongest skill :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rsanabria80:
Hello it looks great but I have two questions...

1) Can I use it with JustVoIP? I heard JustVOIP does not support SIP so I don't know if it has anything to do with that...

2) My contacts are all in +** (***) ****** format but I can see that VoIPCall places ( ) in the beginning and the end of every phone number so that I have in the screen something like this: (+** (***) ******). Then I tried to place a call and I get the Dialing number for VoipBuster (lets say 917234542) in such format: 917234542p00*** in which "***" are the numbers inside the original parenthesis and all other numbers seem to be ignored... How can I dial any number using my format?... I am currently in Spain but soon in Australia. Is this a common error?

Thank you and congrats for this application which seem to be great if I get it to work property..

Thank you in advance for your help!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
No VoipCall doesn't use sip. It uses a servicenumber from the Voip Provider.

I've updated VoipCall. The parenthesis will be removed properly now.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nookief:
same?

but i thought that justvoip = voipbuster right?!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ckklompie:
Hello

Mijn engels is heel slecht daarom in het nederlands.

Ik heb 2 vragen.

als ik bel met callvoip dan wordt het locale nummer gebeld van voipbuster. Op dat moment wordt er gevraagt om het nummer van de gene die ik wil bellen in te drukken. Dit moet toch automatisch gaan zodra ik uit het voipcall menu een nummer heb gekozen?

U kunt mij ook mailen naar emailadres ckklompie@hotmail.com.

Nogmaals excuses dat ik niet in het engels schrijf!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
Sorry for the late reply

Yes that's right.

Ja dat moet automatisch gaan. Er zit wel een pauze in van een seconde. Dus die mevrouw is halverwege haar zin en daarna moet je de tonen horen die overeenkomen met het intoetsen van het gewenste nummer. Op die manier wordt je doorverbonden.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sushikidd:
heyyyy

hi Matthieu, hows it going? long time to chat.. :)

hope everything is very well with you..

im happily and intensivley using voipcall as well as voipsms, and they are both just great...

i have a request for voipcall though.. could you include a type-and-find function, the thing that when you start typing the app starts to match the typed letters with contactnames from the list?

another big wish (also for voipsms) is to be able to add contacts/numbers from the pop up menu in outlook contacts..

any hope for those? :)

oh, btw.... check this page for an extremely handy daily updated voip tarifs overview of all the major betamax voip providers: http://backsla.sh/betamax

i have a few different voip accounts, so ive made a spreadsheet that updates from this site via a webquery. in such a spreadsheet you can then hide all the lines with tariffs that are not interesting, and leave the ones that are interesting visible. et voila, an easy desktop app with daily updated tariffs from your providers for the countries that you want to know about. :)

pm me if u want an example...

cheers
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] baal_zebub:
what about other SIP providers ?

hello rhapsody,

voipcall "only" works with voipbuster ? can't you change it - so we could choose whatever sip-provider we like ?

you know, in my case i already have a sip-provider which i paid flat - so of course i'd like to use this.

pleeeeeeeeease! ;-)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sushikidd:
if you are using the latest version, it is possible to add as many other providers as you like...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] baal_zebub:
hey,

ok, i tried version 0.2.1. - it's true - i can use another provider than voipbuster.

but something seems to be wrong here: i do the setup - set my account. start WLAN. restart the app ...

i type a number in voipcall (doesn't matter if it's just a number or a number+@sip.provider.net) something strange happens:

the WM6 default-phone-dialer opens and dials (via normal GSM phone).

? i don't get it - shouldn't the program voipcall do the dialing (via sip) instead of the wM-dialer (via GSM)?

thank you
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sushikidd:
thats a feature, not a bug. it alllows for normal call handling as when you would make any normal call from your mobile.

BY THE WAY, seems youre misunderstanding something. VoipCall is not a SIP dialer (correct me if im wrong, Rhapsody), but meant for dial-in numbers of betamax voip providers. if you want a real sip dialer, thats gonna be a heck of a lot more difficult, and frankly, me myself after searching and trying for a long time, have given up on it. VoipCall combined with a dial-in betamax voip account is a way better option (for me) because: decent voice quality, very low prices, often even free, no hacking your expensive and finely tuned phone just to get some underdeveloped thing like mobile sip calling to work.

well, thats just my opinion, because with my mobile contract i can call the local dial-up numbers for free. ;) :D

now, if you are still intent on getting a free SIP functionality on your phone, have a look at this monstruous thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=299950

but dont say i didnt warn you ;)

alternatively you can try the commercial app AGEphone mobile, which is said to be pretty good, or the free but less handy SJphone. i have heard about Fringe and Ringo who are supposed to offer SIP calling too. but you'll get more than you bargained for, in most cases.

g'luck :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sushikidd:
tiny little request

Rhapsody, if you are still interested in developing voipcall, i have a little request which would make the fingerwork easier/quicker.

as it is now, the number selection box automatically selects the number the cursor is on. if now i scroll down or up, it will keep changing the number in the box with every new number the cursor passes in the list. this slows down the scrolling a lot, and makes it very inaccurate to select the number your aiming for.

my suggestion/request would be, to have the number selection box not select anything, untill a number is specifically tapped (it does this already) or clicked with the phones (hardware) action button... then the scrolling to the desired number in the list wont be slowed down by the automatic selection..

also, maybe a changeable pause after dialing..in case they at some time make the introduction message longer...

other than that, voipcall is fan-tas-tic! :D there is as far as i know not a single prefix dialer out there that comes close to it. please dont abandon it...

please let me know what you think?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
I try to implement it this week. Thanks for the suggestion!

A changeable pause should already be possible. Instead of a 'p' as pause sign you can use multiple 'p' charachters.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sushikidd:
oh and i forgot... could youmaybe add a type-and-match function in the input box to easily find contacts in the list? :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
here's a new version.

It includes the changes mentioned above as well as an approach to autocompletion.

It's a PocketPC version and a beta as well, since I haven't tested it completely yet.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
The development of VoipCall is stopped. I want to integrate it with VoipSMS.

Currently I'm working on a new version of VoipSMS, it willl take some time.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vax:
Do you know this site? https://progx.ch/home-voip-appel-5-1-1.html. This might help you...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
Yes I've found it. But I don't want to use that since I don't know what the site does with the passwords. (obviously nothing, but I simply don't know)

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mattmann2020:
Little help

:confused: Newbie here. Can someone clarify something for me....

Does voip call allow you to make calls using your data connection to a wireline (standard phone)?

When I select a contact to call it actually dials the contact using my regular cell connection. Is this normal?

What country code do I enter for canada?

After I created an account on voip buster and then go to VoipCall accounts, what number to I enter in the Voip number field? Also I never get prompted for my voip buster user name and password.

Thanks in advance.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
Normal calls.

When you select a contact and press the softkey to call; yes.

As far as I know it's '1'. (Same as USA)

You've to enter the service number.

You can find it when you log on on the VoipBuster website: 05149075888.

Note: the call from the servicenr to the destination will be charged via your VoipBuster account.

The call from your phone to the servicenr will be charged by your provider.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ewcorek:
setting up call by voip

Hello

I'd really like this feature, I travel a lot and for communication I use roaming free

gsm card(no roaming cost for incoming call), so far I was setting up call by notebook with original software from poivy.com to connect my phone with desired contact it works but carring notebook around to make a call isn't really comfortable. I tried https://progx.ch/home-voip-appel-3-1-1.html, but the best option would be your software. Again thanks a lot for such usefull software, hope you'll solve it.

I'm ready to pay for such software or donate for xda.

thanks bob
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
The guy from progx simply doesn't reply to me, so I think I'll have to figure it out myself, otherwise I can always include the progx call temporary.

But this will come in a new version of VoipSMS. VoipCall development is stopped and will be continued as VoipSMS. The next version of VoipSMS will support the VoipCall features.

If I only had more time... :(
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ewcorek:
Hello if it's any help I found another web based connecting script it is on

https://www.mysipswitch.com.

I keep my fingers crossed. :)

I also found source code for that http://www.codeplex.com/mysipswitch/SourceControl/ListDownloadableCommits.aspx

good luck
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
Unfortunately that's a big SIP library. It is released under BSD license (don't exactly know how free that is) , but I think it is simply to big for me to investigate.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ewcorek:
Hello again

This time something else

http://www.voipbuster.com/en/mobile.html
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
i'm not sure what you mean, but as you can see, VoipSMS is actually listed there. :) ("VoipSMS client")

I've found something else: www.aldeaglobal.net/callserver

It's the PHP script (probably the same as Progx) I want to look if I can achieve the same with .NET. It will take some time.

I've also found the sourcecode of the official VoipBuster java client. So I want to look at that as well. I've found out already that it uses a socket connection to gsm.voipbuster.com on port 9000. So now it's time to find out what data is actually sent.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ewcorek:
www.aldeaglogal..... suits my needs almost 100%, but still one need to type all the info all over again(tel no. provider, etc), and service does'nt work 100%.

Hope you will succee with your software.

bob
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
If I'm able to write the same in .NET, you'll not need to enter the info again and again and again :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] MaxMax1000:
NET - Error on Meizu M8

Hi!

I've installed VoipCall 0.2.1.PDA on Meizu M8 (WinCE 6.0). NET CF v3.5 is installed and works with other apps!

On VoiPCall start: NET-error! "System.Windows.Forms.Version=3.5.0.0 Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=... not found" ????

But NET ist installed....

Can You help me please?

Max
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rhapsody:
WinCE 6 or Windows Mobile 6?

I believe those are not the same.

As the error describes: System.Windows.Forms.dll version 3.5.0.0 could not be found. So something must be wrong with the installation of the .NETCF 3.5 installation.

ps. do you mean VoipCall or VoipSMS? (since this is the VoipSMS thread)