http://blog.tringme.com/tringme-conversations-phweet-aircell-tringme-traffic-patterns/

Hi Guys, somehow I could not attend it but I listened to complete recording. Here is clarification to some questions

Bye everyone!

Many people do, Stuart, with no problems

i used skype the full time...

Thanks for teaching me. :)

Thanks Alec

Thanks Stuart / Alec.

thanks good topic!

It's hard to apply analogies of existing paradigms like click to dial and speed dial to Phweet

it's a request to talk

rather putting myself in others' speed dial?

it

aswath.. it is a little like putting everyone on speed dial

The swarm aspect is definitely interesting.

Phweet is closer to click to call rather than the usual initiating a call

true Aswath.

there is privacy but no annonimity because your twitter id is known to the host

We could let users supply an IAX2 address just like we let users put in a SIP address, if there is demand for that

No NAT issues because we ring to a working SIP address, so NAT had to be solved to make that SIP address work with that SIP acount/provider/software etc.

Could be a NAt traversal solution

The TringMe widget can do IAX2 as well as SIP. Does Phweet use this?

there is a std way to traverse NAT/FW with UDP traffic and not TCP; since Phweet is a TURN server they don't have that problem

but we don't hear

my line has gone dead

yes

is everyone still on the line?

or voip on wifi

Aswath, exactly. In good network connections, TCP and UDP should give similar performance. As the connection quality degrades, the TCP connection will have more latency as TCP deals with all the acknowledgements and retransmissions. The UDP connection will have packets simply dropped (resulting in degraded audio quality), but won't necessarily have latency added.

so a voice backend module is needed for these apps

Stuart, still thinking about a iPhone client?

If the connection is free of errors, then TCP latency will be same as that of UDP

no latency on my call at all

exactly Bill!

Of course it doesn't interfere with navigation. A good % of mobile phones in flight aren't turned off.

How Stuart? (keep in mind I'm not a euro traveler)

all kinds of noise...why can't someone use mobile? makes no sense. I love that Andy!!! Fabulous!

they have fixed and addressed this in Euro trains already

So, when will the stupid end? Crazy stuff.

ok...thanks Alec

Sheryl I think they issued that before

Didn't aircell issue a notification after this that stated that ALL voice calls are banned?

But it means we could use truphone...

Right Dan...we used Gizmo to access phweet.

calling back in

I'll answer.

via "a" SIP phone. Any SIP endpoint will work.

One other nice point is that Phweet can also accept calls via SIP phone.

morning Frank

hi all

g'day all

good morning Michael

good morning Jeanette

that was don joining the call...

yup

we just had wicked echo

Don Thorson -- I've muted your line. Raise your hand if you want to speak.

serious echo!

Took a while to get in call. The "you are not registered for this call" stuff.

PR 1.0

good morning

Andy... ha... I was just complimenting you on your audio quality when I lost my connection!

I am on the bridge from the Capitol Corridor train in Northern California

running a little late...hopefully not too late! :)