Open praveengodz opened 11 years ago
Not sure. We never explored this feature. You'll want to dig around in the (Linphone) source to see how calls are received.
Once you understand that, I imagine you may need to catch the
application:didEnterBackground
event and somehow continue listening for
calls in there.
Good luck!
On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 12:13 AM, Praveen Kumar notifications@github.comwrote:
How can I enable my app for receiving call at background?
The TCP has been enabled in SIP server, is there any thing to be done in addition for this. I can see the plist has been updated for background mode by default.
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Hi David,
Thanks for the Update!!!
As I have checked with this link http://www.linphone.org/docs/liblinphone/group__IOS.html
I am calling the below code in the application:didEnterBackground
[[LinphoneManager instance] enterBackgroundMode];
But not getting any proper notification, some times getting notification thats too very delayed after 5 mins to say.
Any possible advise on this?
Thanks!
Not sure on this. Sorry!
I would reach out to the guys at the LinPhone project and see what they know.
On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 12:06 AM, Praveen Kumar notifications@github.comwrote:
Hi David,
Thanks for the Update!!!
As I have checked with this link http://www.linphone.org/docs/liblinphone/group__IOS.html
I am calling the below code in the application:didEnterBackground [[LinphoneManager instance] enterBackgroundMode];
But not getting any proper notification, some times getting notification thats too very delayed after 5 mins to say.
Any possible advise on this?
Thanks!
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David Young-Chan Kay http://resume.DavidYKay.com DavidYKay@gmail.com
@DavidYKay In iOS 7 video call is not working
In iOS 7 specific warning is appearing and this warning its not coming in iOS 6.
WARNING: -[ setVideoMinFrameDuration:] is deprecated. Please use AVCaptureDevice setActiveVideoMinFrameDuration
WARNING: -[ setVideoMaxFrameDuration:] is deprecated. Please use AVCaptureDevice setActiveVideoMaxFrameDuration
please help to rectify this warning and make the video call work fine.
Praveen, it appears your solution is listed right in front of you:
[setVideoMinFrameDuration:] is deprecated.
You must change your code to instead use :
[AVCaptureDevice setActiveVideoMinFrameDuration] On Feb 14, 2014 2:39 AM, "Praveen Kumar" notifications@github.com wrote:
@DavidYKay https://github.com/DavidYKay In iOS 7 video call is not working
In iOS 7 specific warning is appearing and this warning its not coming in iOS 6.
WARNING: -[ setVideoMinFrameDuration:] is deprecated. Please use AVCaptureDevice setActiveVideoMinFrameDuration
WARNING: -[ setVideoMaxFrameDuration:] is deprecated. Please use AVCaptureDevice setActiveVideoMaxFrameDuration
please help to rectify this warning and make the video call work fine.
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@DavidYKay thanks for your reply, In MainScreenWithVideoPreview.m AVCaptureDevice is used, but there "setVideoMinFrameDuration" & "setVideoMaxFrameDuration" are not used in that class and also i searched all over but i cant find where it used. And also i'm not sure for this warning is the reason for video call is not working .Please help me to video call work.
How can I enable my app for receiving call at background?
The TCP has been enabled in SIP server, is there any thing to be done in addition for this. I can see the plist has been updated for background mode by default.