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AdamEurich
Joined: Nov 8, 2013
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Hi,

In AES Device Media and call control .NET API Programmers Guide 10.0 Aug 2022.pdf on page 147 it states:

"If you are using Avaya’s client-media-stack, you may call the Audio “start” method (as usual) passing the encryption information as an extra parameter:

MediaEncryption encryption = new MediaEncryption();
encryption.setProtocol(startEvent.getEncryption().getProtocol());
encryption.setTransmitKey(startEvent.getEncryption().getTransmitKey());
encryption.setReceiveKey(startEvent.getEncryption().getReceiveKey());
encryption.setPayloadType(startEvent.getEncryption().getPayloadType().intValue());
audio.start(rtpAddress, rtcpAddress, codec, packetSize, encryption);"

What is Avaya's client-media-stack and how is it used? Looks like it will handle audio client-side?

Thanks in advance,

Adam
MartinFlynn
Joined: Nov 30, 2009
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The DMCC Java SDK includes client-media-stack.jar which gives some basic audio capabilities. It is used by some of the sample applications and can be used for prototyping.

It is not of production quality and should not be used to develop products.

I do not know why is would be mentioned in the .Net Programmers Guide. I can only presume it was a copy-paste error.

Martin
AdamEurich
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Thanks.
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