> > SIP: ReSIProcate is a recent project that enhances SIP support and > plans to be used with Telepathy: > > https://www.resiprocate.org/Telepathy_Connection_Manager > > This actually offers an opportunity to leap-frog many of the other > clients. There are two parts to this: > > a) get reSIProcate working with Telepathy: this brings the benefit of > having a well-maintained SIP stack, with comprehensive support for > things like IPv6 and TLS (other SIP stacks don't cover those very well) > > b) adapting reSIProcate itself to use libjingle as the media stack. > This will let it inter-operate with WebRTC, e.g. anybody in a browser > will be able to call a GNOME desktop user. > > The combination of these things will make it work reliably in many more > situations and make a very, very compelling solution. E.g. the TLS > support helps get SIP through NAT and the WebRTC media stack has many > ways to get the audio and video through NAT. > > Hundreds of millions of people have already updated their browsers to > versions that support WebRTC, being able to interact with them directly > from GNOME would be amazing. > > SIP seems to be a good alternative replacement for Skype.
ReSIProcate has a similar to OTR for secure conversations? Is it possible video calls in HD quality? -- Hugo
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