Receiving calls at back ground

[praveengodz]

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.

[DavidYKay]

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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[praveengodz]

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!

[DavidYKay]

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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[praveengodz]

@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.

[DavidYKay]

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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[praveengodz]

@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.