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Hi all, What is Bufferbloat? http://gettys.wordpress.com/bufferbloat-faq/ Maybe this kind of discussion will bring out the John Todds of this world, I can only hope and dream: Bufferbloat: http://www.voipusersconference.org/2011/bufferbloat/ Call in and talk to Jim Gettys, who co-developed X Window System and was a part of HTTP/1.1 - this is someone we'll all be proud to meet, and you can

Hi, I'm excited to announce that the guys from AG Projects are stopping by for a beer tomorrow on VoIP Users Conference, aka VUC. You should already be familiar with their excellent multi-platform SIP client, Blink (http://icanblink.com) While Adrian and Sa?l enjoy a few exotic brews with us, they'll also be telling us about SylkServer: - creation and delivery of rich multimedia

Hi, Our guest this Friday is Himanshu Dwivendi, author of the book Hacking VoIP. You're welcome to come discuss it with us on the conference. Find your local time by going to http://vuc.me/next - the conference begins a little before 12 Noon Eastern Time. VUC has an IRC channel #vuc on Freenode.net and uses Skype for Asterisk to allow connections to listen and/or speak. SIP g722 : 200901 at

Hi all, You're welcome as always to join the talk on the VoIP Users Conference, VUC for short. VUC began as the "Asterisk Users Conference" but for obvious reasons, we changed the name in the first year, although Digium was our sponsor for three years. We still have plenty of you who are asterisk users and developers on this our fifth year. Come on by, listen, talk ro text on IRC.

Hello, In the run up to Astricon [ http://astricon.net ] we'll be talking today to Tim Panton about his experiences with SfA. You're welcome to join in! Speaking of Tim, you can join the conference in W I D E B A N D at http://api.phonefromhere.com/gateway/zdx.xsql?conference=200901 - come early, channels are limited, seriously! 12 Noon EDT today is http://tr.im/nextvuc in your time

Tomorrow, Friday August 21st at noon EDT, we'll be on the rampage again with the VoIP Users Conference, much of which concerns Asterisk and the Asterisk community. We've covered a lot of ground in the past 2 1/2 years, and had a lot of great guest presenters. In the meantime, there's a new gadget to test at PhoneFromHere.com, you can hear the wideband demo on the ZipDX.com bridge:

Hey, This week I return from AstriEurop and I'm lucky because I left yesterday, many of my Asterisk friends are stranded because of the air and rail strikes that got worse today. I will mention a few things I think are interesting from my meetings there and hope a few others will make it and share their experiences. in particular, Mark Spencer's keynote held a surprise or two. Also, we

Hi, We had a last-minute cancellation from Vivox for today's conference. It happens that someone suggested a guest idea, Howler Technologies CTO Jay Fenton, who agreed to join the call from the road. Anything you want to know about transcoding to and from g729 is out topic for the first hour. My pal David Duffet knows this technology well and has kindly signed in to help guide us through this

Hello, This Friday March 4th is the 307th VoIP Users Conference. In a few weeks, we'll be starting our 5th year of this weekly live event that began life as the Asterisk Users Conference. We'd love to have you join on on our call with this week's guest OnSIP.com by connecting via SIP:200901 at login.zipdx.com Skype:vuc.me PSTN: +1 567 252 2286 iNum: +883 5100 123 94882 Tex backchat

Hi, Few subjects cause as many arguments as "which SIP client works best?" on IRC #asterisk, voip forums, and probably the -users mailing list. I have tried most of the SIP clients available in the last 5 years, both with Asterisk and other platforms such as OnSIP.com, IConnectHere.com, ZipDX.com and the venerable old FWD (in the days when that almost worked). Speaking of ZipDX, we

Hi, Tomorrow, our discussion is around iNum with lots of interesting people chiming in, including the Voxbone people who manage the space. If you ever wondered about iNum and why you might care about it, how it works, who offers it and who actually uses it, here's a chance to find out more. Join us live at 12 Noon EST or find the local time for you at http://vuc.me/next Call: sip:200901 at

Topic: Phono and Phono SDK, an exciting development you can read about at http://phono.com You can learn all about the technical aspects of Phono and the SDK Friday with Chris Matthieu, but here are a couple of interesting implementations that don't require much effort to show a proof-of-concept: 1) There is already a WordPress plugin that literally allows you to add a button on your

Hello, In about one hour we should be chatting with Tim Behrins of Voxbone about their initiative, iNum. I say "should" because he's the scheduled guest, but I haven't heard from him today :) Next week, we'll be "Hacking VoIP" Feel free to top post your answers, it seems to stimulate conversation. /r http://VoipUsersConference.org for the usual data or jump on

Hi, In the aftermath of Digium's and Counterpath's Bria for Asterisk announcement, we're happy to chat with Todd Carothers, Counterpath Product Manager today at 1 PM EST. For more info, http://vuc.me Join us on IRC #vuc on Freenode.net or use the web client at http://vuc.me/irc Call in starting at around 12 Noon EST: sip:200901 at login.zipdx.com Hear you there! /r

This should be interesting, a double header Friday at 12 Noon EDT, session 2 at 1PM EDT. 1) Pascal Dor?, Media5corp. Pascal will talk about what they've been up to in the year since his last visit. Thanks to the Asterisk mailing list and VoIP community, their Media5fone was able to fix its g722 implementation. I like their product a lot and used it extensively on my old iPod Touch to make and

Hi all, Friday at 12 Noon EDT, we'll be talking to Emil Ivov of Jitsi.org (formerly SIP Communicator) and Thiago Rocha Camargo (of Nimbuzz) about Jabber, something the Asterisk community is becoming more interested in by the day. Join us to learn more about Jabber and SIP or to share your knowledge and experience. As always, the VUC discussion includes people from very diverse backgrounds, so

Hi, There's been a wave of questions on Asterisk lists about phones that work well with Asterisk, services, etc. This week's VUC is all about sharing your experience with various equipment and service providers. The call begins on Friday at around 12 noon EST (9AM PST, 5PM GMT). Info, recordings: http://voipusersconference.org IRC: #vuc Freenode.net (or http://vuc.me/irc) - Local times:

http://vuc.me Kamailio, Open SER and Asterisk walk into a bar... The bartender is Alex Balashov, someone whose posts I have long admired on this list. Alex has agreed to take us through the following areas: - Relationship of Kamailio to OpenSER project history. - What is Kamailio/OpenSER? - SIP proxy - SIP server (for certain purposes, such as registrar, presence user agent, etc.) -

Hi, When Jason Goecke talks, VoIP ideas become reality, and this makes my day. On this call we?ll talk about the newest features in Tropo and how to get started with telephony apps in the cloud without adding new infrastructure. Here's a chance to speak directly to Jason (or JSON as we now call him) to ask your questions about VoIP cloud apps. Tropo is a cloud communications platform that to

Nir Simionovich is about to become a father. He will be joining our conference at 12 Noon EDT today from the Maternity Ward to talk about Amazon EC2 cloud computing with Asterisk. Nir gave a very good presentation on this at AMOOCON a few weeks ago (see http://www.amoocon.de for more on that). The advantage here though is that he'll be live with us for your questions. All the details on how