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[Desire Themes and Apps] okan22:
that's an amazing theme i'll try this evening.. i want to flash the CyanogenMod-6.1.1

i want metallic class i've to flash or like the other one

To use the Project_BlissHD Colorbar in the CMTheme folder on your SD card. You will need to go to Settings > CyanogenMod Settings > User Interface > Tweaks extras > Select a Theme and pick Project_BlissHD. You will then need to reboot.

:confused::confused:
[Desire Themes and Apps] x5starguerillaa:
Flashed both themes, got nothing but loads of force closes, and a boot loop on glass theme.

Shame, been looking for a 6.1.1 theme

HTC DESIRE _ N1 TABLE _ S-OFF _ CM6.1.1
[Desire Themes and Apps] t3project:
i bet you're using clockwork recovery as well? it is a problem with clockwork not the themes. reset your permissions in in cwm.
[Desire Themes and Apps] x5starguerillaa:
Yes, I use CWM 2.5.0.7.

Reflashed and tested both themes again this morning, cleared and fixed permissions via CWM after flash.

Glass theme still force closes the majority of my google apps an a few of the CM processes then goes into boot loop.

The project bliss theme seems to run ok but force closes my android keyboard process.

I appreciate it may be an issue with CWM, but without installing Amon RA, can it be flashed to my phone?
[Desire Themes and Apps] okan22:
flash it yesterday and works perfect

the metallic theme it's amazing!!

one thing can I change the notification menu power control widget???

i don't need the bluetooth button but i need the airplane ...

thanks
[Desire Themes and Apps] payaxy:
Hi,

any chance of this working on CM7 nightly?
[Desire Themes and Apps] t3project:
No, not swapping them over until the RCs are out.
[Desire Themes and Apps] ernest33:
RC1 out :D

Hope you don't have too much work to do, to port your theme to CM7 ;)

Best regards:)
[Desire Themes and Apps] ernest33:
Cuckoo

A little news about Metallic Glass for CM7 (RC1 ;)) ?
[Desire Themes and Apps] t3project:
im working some bugs out. having to make a few png changes since im not using a black notification bar like most other themes
[Nexus One General] ExtraDas:
sipdroid and other similar apps were bound to become obsolete as Google moves forward implementing their desktop internet calling features.

Honestly, IMO, they are lagging behind. I still don't understand why Google hasn't fully integrated gmail calling into Android as it has all the means to do so.

Let's hope we don't have to wait till 3.0 for that feature....I have horrible reception at my work (old NYC concrete building that nothing seems to be able to penetrate...even Verizon's CDMA) I would love o be able to default to wifi calling when at work.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Excellent news. Sipdroid worked, but it was hardly elegant and often drained the battery like made.

Looking forward to the sip features of 2.3 :)
[Nexus One General] Nushio:
Most likely? They're afraid of pissing off the carriers. Same reason why SIP is only usable in WiFi in 2.3 (Though you can bet dollars to beans that it'll be usable in 3G once someone pokes the code in custom ROMs)
[Nexus One General] cmstlist:
+1

If the SIP stack is open-source, I doubt it'll take more than a tweak or two to enable 3G calling.
[Nexus One General] michel-slm:
CSipSimple does not normally contribute more than 2% of my battery usage -- and that's normal usage, not just idling. As long as Android's built-in SIP calling is WIFI only I think I'd keep it around.
[Nexus One General] evcz:
I got a load of problems with csipsimple :(

it would even crash the phone application from time to time when receiving incoming calls via gsm :(
[Nexus One General] bemymonkey:
CSIPSimple caused many problems on my end as well, but Sipdroid has been working fine for quite a while in my case.

Hopefully CyanogenMod will include 3G (and 2G...) calling right from the beginning, seems like a no-brainer.
[Nexus One General] frandavid100:
Probably a dumb question, but how should I set my gizmo5 account in order to be able to place calls?
[Nexus One General] Probability:
ah bummer. I'm getting a "Called out of Network" error when placing SIP calls to landline :(. Receiving calls just fine.
[Nexus One General] codesplice:
Using what SIP provider?
[Nexus One General] bemymonkey:
Really does sound like the provider is to blame.

Has anyone gotten 3G working? :)
[Nexus One General] [IO]ERROR:
Ebay is where I picked up 3 Gizmo5 accounts for around $9.00 each.

Wondering the same thing. With all the AOSP roms around I would have thought this would have been one of the first things added.
[Nexus One General] lcchan1:
Sipdroid will stay with me for now.

When I setup my GB 2.3 internet wifi with Gizmo and Google call back (as I don’t have free out going minutes), I had to wait for the call back (to ring back) to connect my call.

With sipdroid , the call will go thru as normal without delay.
[Nexus One General] dcplaya:
i wish there was an option to ignore cell calls when a SIP incoming call is coming in at the same time.

The reason I want this is becasue when someone calls my Google Voice number it rings my cell number and my SIP number, I then get 2 calls on my phone and its annoying and sometimes messes up the call
[Nexus One General] codesplice:
You can use the Google Voice Settings Locale plugin (I can't remember the exact name, sorry) with either Locale or Tasker to automatically toggle which number GVoice will ring based on your wifi connection state.
[Nexus One General] cesierra:
can anybody confirm call waiting is working on native sip client?
[Nexus One General] dcplaya:
Awesome, ill give that a try. thanks!

Still would like to have a built in option but this will have to do!
[Nexus One General] PhantomRampage:
http://android.modaco.com/content/g...ingerbread-internet-calling-sip-without-wifi/
[Nexus One General] cesierra:
thanks a lot.
[Nexus One General] bemymonkey:
Have you guys noticed any differences in standby battery life compared to Sipdroid? :)
[Nexus One General] Probability:
I'm using future-nine (<-- awesome rates).

I figured out what was causing the problem. I had to use their realm address (sip.future-nine.com) in the Server setting, instead of incoming.future.nine.com which is what I normally use.
[Nexus One General] Probability:
Definite improvements! I wish there was a way to end call/send to voicemail after a certain number of rings. is there an app that can do this?
[Nexus One General] bohlool:
Gizmo5 Account

Does anybody have a Gizmo5 account that don't use/want it? I can really use it :)
[Nexus One General] labbbby:
You can find some Gizmo5 on ebay for 10$ or so...

On a side note, I just tried an Internet call over 3G and it worked very nicely.

The wifi restriction was removed 1-2 days ago in the CM7 builds =)
[Nexus One General] [IO]ERROR:
Nice too know.. Here I was running CM7 for 2 days now and never noticed. Thanks.
[Nexus One General] constellanation:
dumb question, that i haven't seen the answer for yet:

Is this available as an apk, or is it so integrated into the os that it isn't? or another possibility altogether...
[Nexus One General] labbbby:
It is build directly in the OS.

In Call Settings, they added an Internet Call setting section.

Really works well, you can set to use the SIP number for All calls when Data is available, only for internet calls or to ask for each call.

Only issue is that for some reason the sound is ultra low, like twice as faint as a regular call...Let's hope the TeamDouche can do something about that =)
[Nexus One General] constellanation:
Gotcha! thanks for the quick reply!
[Nexus One General] kapong:
I have the same problem too when i connect to my Simple Asterisk Server.

How to fix this problem?? Help me.
[Nexus One General] bemymonkey:
Are you sure? I'm getting about 180mA of power drain in standby with the same settings as Sipdroid (port 26999, TCP, routed over PBXes) :(

If I turn off "receive calls" in the Gingerbread call settings and then turn on Sipdroid, my standby power use drops to about 5mA, which is what I had on CM6.

Any ideas? The internet calling is useless for me with this high battery drain :(
[Nexus One General] tex5781:
any other suggestions for a sip provider? I am new to this, but got the functionality working with a sipgate account... only 60 free minutes though.

Basically want to know the cheapest way of doing this.

Recommendations?
[Nexus One General] Fekalen:
I solved my problem with "called out of network"

If you can recieve calls, try calling the phone and recieve a call.

Check the call-log, the number that called should have an ip-adress behind it, like:

071532312@10.10.10.10

Enter that ip-adress as your server in the sip-settings, that did it for me.

Hopefully this can help some one else too
[Nexus One General] BinaryTB:
Can't post links, but this may help you:

forum.sipsorcery.com/viewtopic.php?t=3029&p=18029#p18098
[Nexus One General] kapong:
Thanks to Fekalen and BinaryTB.

That's link help me a lot .

Thank you very much.
[Nexus One General] kapong:
I have one more question.

Is Android 2.3 support SIP Video Call?If yes,how to use it

ps. My Own Asterisk is support Video Call.
[Nexus One General] BinaryTB:
I don't think anything core Android has video calling yet (couldn't find any setting related to it in my Nexus S either, sip or no sip). Separate apps needed.

I wish Gingerbread's SIP had DNS SRV lookups and for some reason it won't connect to my Asterisk via TCP, UDP works and TCP works via cSipSimple. But regardless, I have to stick to cSipSimple, just because I've got Google Voice set to "use for all calls" and the Gingerbread SIP "Ask every call" or "Use for all calls" get overriden by GV.
[Nexus One General] thrik:
I've been having issues with one of two things. Either 1) my calls will be dropped after about 10 minutes, or 2) after some indefinite amount of time, the other party isn't able to hear me, although I am able to hear them perfectly well.

Does anyone have any ideas? It's extremely frustrating.

Running the latest CM nightlies.
[Nexus One General] Blueman101:
Can someone explain how to set this up? I know the option is there in Call settings but i dont know how to set it up to use my google voice number. Is there a tutorial somewhere?
[Nexus One General] aamartian:
I'm having a similar problem- every SIP call last 30sec- 60sec then the other party can't hear me while I can hear then clearly.

Running SuperGinger. I didn't have the problem on the Ginger ROM from Geo...

Anybody have ideas, please?

to clarify:works great initially then after 30-60sec other party loses audio, but call is still connected
[Nexus One General] Geo411m:
How to make free Sip calls on Gingerbread.

1. Get a Gizmo5 account (eBay around $5 to $10).

2. Log into https://my.gizmo5.com -> Change email -> Change password -> Write down your Sip Number

3. On PC: http://pbxes.org/ > create an account

A) Click on Extensions > SIP > Extension Number = 100 > Display Name = gizmo > save

B) Click on the new extension > dtmfmode = rfc2833 > audiobypass = no > save

C) Click on Trunks > Add Sip Trunk > Trunk name = gizmo > dtmfmode = rfc2833 > audiobypass = no > Username = [gizmo5 number] > password = [gizmo5 password] > sip server = proxy01.sipphone.com > save

D) Click on Inbound Routing > Trunk = gizmo > extension = gizmo > force regular hours > save

E) Click on Outbound Routing > Route Name = gizmo > trunk sequence = sip/gizmo > save

4. On Phone: Add Pbxes Account.

A) Check Receive incoming calls

B) Go to Settings > Call Settings > Accounts > add account

C) Server = Pbxes.org > username = [pbxes user]-100 > pass = [pbxes pass] > save

5. On PC: www.google.com/voice -> Voice Settings -> Add another phone

A) Name: SIP

B) Number: Your Sip Number (no "1" beforehand)

C) Phone Type: Gizmo

D) Save

E) Verify the number (click Connect, it will call, the Gizmo5 client will ring, enter the two numbers)

F) You now have free incoming calls! Yay!

6. For outgoing calls, download "Google Voice Callback FREE" from the Android Market.

A) Sign in with your Google username/password.

B) Choose your callback number (Gizmo), and select "Ask every time" or "Always (when possible)" based on your preferences (I have it set to always).
[Nexus One General] torchedlh:
Another route is to get a paid PBxes account ($5) a month and directly add your gmail login to there. This allows you to do outbound calling right from your SIP client, no GV call back required. The less service you have to use the better. Also, with a paid PBXes account, it will automatically reconnect dropped SIP connections (which seem to happen regularly). Otherwise you have to login and change a setting to get it to reconnect.

I have tried all the various setups (pbxes with gizmo, pbxes with sipsorcery and sipgate) and this so far has been the most reliable. Well worth the $5 a month.
[Nexus One General] OferR:
Where do you get a paid PBxes account from?

Does this apply to outside of the US?

Thanks..
[Nexus One General] cesierra:
open a free or paid account at pbxes.org
[Nexus One General] teh_lorax:
Do they allow TCP connections?
[Nexus One General] ghostnik:
First would like to say to everyone working on this, great work, and that I had a few questions, one after reading this link (onsip.com/blog/leo/2011/01/05/our-evaluation-of-android-gingerbreads-native-sip-calling-with-the-nexus-s#comment-1077) (sorry can't post link till 8 posts) about the native sip on gingerbread, I found that it was sip with not the full capabilities of sip.

After reading this post and replies I realize that you guys are starting to make the native sip have the full capabilities of a regular sip/voip system, what I want to know is if it possible for native sip capabilities to be integrated into a htc sapphire 32B as I am on android 2.2.1 with custom rom but don't know if its possible to have android 2.3 on my device; thats why i want to know if it possible if this native sip for gingerbread could be ported or integrated with current phone.

Also wanted to know if this native sip will get ability to do conference calling and be able to work with any sip provider, as I am with pbxes.org which allows me to make outgoing calls through google voice, and also receive calls.

Also is it possible to instead of using the native sip in gingerbread, have sipdroid to be intergrated with gingerbread as native sip, meaning actually taking out native sip and having sipdroid be native sip, or is that not possible?
[Nexus One General] torchedlh:
As far as I know. How can I check?
[Nexus One General] ghostnik:
You can check, if you use sipdroid, as sipdroid gives you the ability to use TCP or UDP, you can select either in the settings section on sipdroid, as I was a big fan of sipdroid (till i found CSipSimple alot better) and used it alot with pbxes.org which has the google voice integration, so you don't have to use a callback method to make outgoing calls through cellular data on your phone. I used the TCP option a lot and would be able to make and receive a lot of calls both to pstn, cell phones and sip from my sipdroid client on htc sapphire 32B. So yeah pbxes allows TCP connection, just go and check them out as its free to sign up, and you don't have to be a premium member to be able to make outgoing calls through google voice integration that they have, b/c i have a free membership and am able to make outgoing calls from any sip client as long as I am registered to pbxes.org with my sip address.

Hope this helps.

Oh the one thing I know being a premium member of pbxes.org and paying is that it gives you the ability to post in there forum, for when you might need support from others who use pbxes but if your willing to research any problems you might have or come in contact with, then you don't have to pay and can just be a free member and solve the problem your self, as usually people have problems with setting up pbxes.org extensions and other stuff, but with latest sipdroid version, they give you the ability to set up your pbxes.org free account automatically as they do it for you, but after you do the automatic set up, you can just change your sip phone client on your device and just use, the one of your liking as all you will need is your username from pbxes.org and password and server and you registered with your pbxes.org sip address in a different sip client of your choosing.
[Nexus One General] williamthrilliam:
Google Voice will most likely come out with native voip calling soon enough; no need for a complicated setup of gizmo5 and call back. I'm just quietly waiting till that day comes.

Hopefully it will automatically switch over to voip when I connect to wifi and turn it off when I'm on a mobile network because imho even hspa+ has terrible latency and will probably make calls sound terrible.
[Nexus One General] ghostnik:
I don't think they will anytime soon, as google just included native sip in there gingerbread OS for mobile phones, and had to eliminate certain abilities to not allow the users to be able to make voip/sip phone calling through internet on cell phones, b/c the cell phone companies don't want to lose money. Google has the ability right now to put native voip in google voice through google talk on every android device so that calling and receiving calls can be as easy as calling from gmail within your browser, but they haven't b/c the cell phone companies would complain people are not buying minute plans b/c google gave them a way to make voip/sip calling from there cell phones data plan, so google i think won't be doing that anytime soon.

Also if google did do that, i think they would restrict it to the point that you could only call people in google talk and wouldn't be able to call pstn or other cell phones b/c again its about money when it comes to the cell phone companies.

That's why you have great and talented people in forums like these figuring out ways to get around all these road blocks in the way for voip/sip calling through google voice. I honestly believe that if google and lets a say a mobile carrier who was for voip/sip phone calling actually set up a plan where people only had to pay like 20 to 30 bucks and could make free calling through data on there cell phones with ease, that the whole mobile carrier market would be wiped out b/c everyone would probably switch to that carrier, especially if that carrier was giving them quality on the same level as verizon as long as a person had internet connection, they would have the ability to make and receive excellent quality phone calls; that would change everything in a couple of months, especially in these dire economic times, where people don't have jobs and getting laid off in mass numbers with no unemployment benefits or anything in savings. People would make the switch real quick to such a mobile carrier who supported voip/sip calling for cheap with the help of google voice b/c everyone except for the truly rich are trying to save, the middle class is pratically gone here in the states where i live and now you have poor, working poor and rich.

But of course that would never happen b/c the mobile carriers would find a way to boycott such a company so much that they would probably even have FCC (Federal Communication Commission) bring such a company up on charges b/c they refuse to lose money, just look at how in europe at one point the mobile carriers there where blocking the ports of sip clients who were on there networks to deter people from using such methods as voip/sip calling to get around having to buy cell phone minute plan. They refuse to lose money to a voip/sip company who will let someone pay cheaper to making calls.

Sorry for essay.
[Nexus One General] codesplice:
It's a nice thought that it could be on the way, but it's good to have a working solution in place while we wait. Google has owned Gizmo5 since the Fall of 2009; we haven't really seen much movement on that front yet.
[Nexus One General] ghostnik:
I would love to see google voice do something with gizmo5 as i have been waiting for google to allow people to sign back up for gizmo5, as i feel gizmo5 users have the simplest ease of making free voip/sip calling through google voice network but they haven't don't anything for 2 years.
[Nexus One General] gerikss:
"Use Internet calling" setting has 3 options:

1. For all calls when data network is available

2. Only for Internet calls

3. Ask for each call

I understand what option 1 and option 3 means, but what about 2? What does it mean "Internet calls"? Can I somehow define some numbers (or contacts) as "Internet", so it will always use sip to call those numbers?
[Nexus One General] osetivo:
oops! nevermind
[Nexus One General] timonoj:
So what I see is a chain of services connecting one on each other that finally attach to google voice...And for those that live outside the US (no google voice)? Which SIP service would you recommend?

Thanks!
[Nexus One General] lazytt:
The settings work as follows:

1. Use sip for every single call, provided there is a data connection. Silently 'fail over' to cellular if there is no data connection

2. Only use sip for dialed numbers that are in a valid uri format (something like some_user@some.domain.com.or.ip). This is the equivalent of 'off', assuming you dont dial any sip uri's (and you wont if you dont know what they are)

3. Prompt for each call. Will silently 'fail over' to cellular if there is no data connection
[Nexus One General] Brownbay:
For those of us that don't want to install CM7, how exacly do we modify our stock ROM's to use SIP over 3G?
[Nexus One General] Geo411m:
My custom rom in my sig has the SIP over cellular data enabled by default.
[Nexus One General] cesierra:
http://android.modaco.com/content/g...ingerbread-internet-calling-sip-without-wifi/
[Nexus One General] Brownbay:
I'm not yet at the stage where I can complie my own ROM... That thread does provide a reference point though.

I'll have to use Geo's ROM in the meantime I guess. My only hesitation is that I don't theme and so I'd rather not waste space with a deodexed ROM.
[Nexus One General] ghostnik:
is there any way that someone with an mytouch 3g/ htc sapphire 32 B can get this native sip onto there device or would it have to have gingerbread on it to get native sip?
[Nexus One General] Geo411m:
But you need to deodex the rom to make the system changes to enable SIP over cellular data. You can use apps to sd to gain more space.
[Nexus One General] jm9843:
I'm just curious, what does using pbxes accomplish for the user? I was able to input my Gizmo sip account setting in the phone for step 4 (skipping step 3 entirely) and could receive/place sip calls. The later of which was also accomplished w/ GV Callback.

If there is some advantage to adding pbxes to the mix?

Thanks.
[Nexus One General] gerikss:
Thanks! I select option 2 and saved my international numbers in the following format sip:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX@sip.mysipproviderhere.com

Now when i try to dial that number it goes through Internet Calling automatically.
[Nexus One General] arkavat:
Is anyone aware of an easy way to switch on-off SIP? I mean, I intend to use SIP only on international numbers. gerikss method does not seem to be working if the contact has a secondary number.
[Nexus One General] BrianDigital:
hopefullt google does some good stuff with this, since they now own gizmo
[Nexus One General] Ke1evraTi:
I have the same question. Things work great for me over wifi and decent over 3g without having to use pbxes. I just use gizmo5 w/ GV and GV Callback running CM7.
[Nexus One General] arkavat:
great! I will start looking for a gizmo5 account on ebay. Are US calls free on Gizmo5?

All I really wish is that there is a way to toggle SIP. I love it but don't want to use it all the time. (It's funny how there are always things to complain about. Google did a good job...yet I am complaining :) )
[Nexus One General] ~David:
You can toggle SIP.

Settings > Call settings > Use Internet calling

- For all calls

- Only for Internet calls

- Ask for each call

I've been using this feature with my VoIP.ms account, works great :)
[Nexus One General] gerikss:
What do you mean "secondary number"?