Hi Erik, Here is Skype’s official comment regarding Skype for Asterisk. You can attribute this to Jennifer Caukin, spokeswoman for Skype. “Skype made the decision to retire Skype for Asterisk several months ago, as we have prioritized our focus around implementing the IETF SIP standard in our Skype Connect solution. SIP enjoys the broadest support of any of the available signaling alternatives by business communications equipment vendors, including Digium. By supporting SIP in favor of alternatives, we maximize our resources and continue to reinforce our commitment to delivering Skype on key platforms where we can meet the broadest customer demand.” Thank you, CassieCall me crazy but if I have to pay to integrate Skype into my phone system, where I already have a phone service that I am happy with, why would I do that? Maybe I just want to be able to make/receive Skype calls on my SIP-enabled desk phone? If it doesn't hit the PSTN why do I have to pay? Seems like an odd approach for a company that has a long history of working around POTS, much to the delight of their users. Integration with SIP is great, don't get me wrong, but it would be nice if Skype talked SIP and was 'still' free. Seems like a massive oversight on behalf of Skype or am I missing something?
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Skype’s email to me re: Skype for Asterisk
I just received this email from Skype's PR firm...
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64th IETF P2P SIP Adhoc BOF – Part 3 – Video
This is part 3 of the footage that was shot at the last IETF P2P SIP Adhoc BOF in Vancouver, BC.
http://sipthat.com/movies/p2p-sip-3256K_Stream.mov
If you are interested in getting your hands on the AVI files (for DVD production for instance) I would be happy to send them to you, just send me an email: erik AT sipthat.com.
For meeting presentations and notes: http://www.p2psip.org
P2P SIP at the 64th IETF – Part 2 – Video
This is part 2 of the footage that was shot at the last IETF P2P SIP Adhoc BOF in Vancouver, BC. There is one more reel to follow, I will post that early next week. In an effort to conserve quality and reduce file size I have made the display only 180x240.
http://sipthat.com/movies/p2p-sip-2256K_Stream.mp4
If you are interested in getting your hands on the AVI files (for DVD production for instance) I would be happy to send them to you, just send me an email: erik AT sipthat.com.
For meeting presentations and notes: http://www.p2psip.org
P2P SIP at the 64th IETF – Video Footage
This footage was shot at the last IETF P2P SIP Adhoc BOF. This is the first reel, there are 2 to follow, early next week. In an effort to conserve quality and reduce file size I have made the display only 180x240.
http://sipthat.com/movies/p2p-sip-1256K_Stream.mp4
The video is a little blurry at points due to my wide angle lens, which ended up being a bad idea. Parts 2 and 3 are much better.
If you are interested in getting your hands on the AVI files (for DVD production for instance) I would be happy to send them to you, just send me an email: erik AT sipthat.com
For meeting presentations and notes: http://www.p2psip.org
P2P SIP Draft Updated
We are seeing more progress in P2P SIP, an update to the IETF draft has been recently submitted by David Bryan and Cullen Jennings. The changes are mostly surrounding syntax and handling methods as opposed to incorporating new components. I am excited about the progress being made here and I am hopeful that we will see some integrated NAT traversal and auto-provisioning with P2P SIP in mind. This work could easily have a profound effect on VoIP, Video and IM as we know it. Any operator running a SIP network today cold benefit greatly from this technology.
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