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// Created/Copyright by TheUberOverLord, for public domain use, please don’t remove this line.
// Example of using the Skype public API, Skype4COM, asynchronous TCP sockets and DTMF recognition
// This rough example is meant to be used in debug mode.
// Version 3.0.0.1
// Purpose:
// To demonstrate remote calling from mobiles and landlines or Skype name to Skype name
// using the Skype public API with Skype4COM to process voice data via a Asynchronous TCP
// port interface to call Skype names and telephone numbers with and without speeddial
// numbers using both Skype call transfer methods for inbound calls and Skype conference
// calls for outbound (“Call Me Back”) mode calls as well as playback Skype voicemails
// by using DTMF command recognition methods while providing limited access ability on
// what Skype names or telephone numbers (“PSTN Caller Id’s”) are allowed to use these
// remote calling services using Microsoft C# and no managed threads.
// Features:
// Skype inbound/outbound Skype call processing including:
// Skype to Skype calls
// PSTN to Skype calls
// Skype to PSTN calls
// Skype conference calls using both PSTN to Skype and Skype to Skype
// Skype call transfer
// Voicemail playback in calls
// Skype Speed-Dial Numbers
// Asynchronous TCP port processing using Skype public API methods
// DTMF recognition for both inbound and outbound calls using the Goertzel algorithm
// Same call recovery logic for DTMF commands. No need to hang up and try again
// “Call Me Back” mode
// This example allows you to call your Online Number(s) (“Formally called SkypeIn”)
// or Skype name(s) remotely and make Skype calls using telephone numbers or Skype names
// and telephone numbers using speeddial numbers from other phones or other Skype names.
// It’s “Skype To Go” on Steroids.
// There are many areas of the world where “Skype To Go” is not available yet but
// Skype Online numbers are. This example shows how to create your own extended version
// of “Skype To Go” like features with added features of being able to call thousands of
// Skype names or telephone numbers using Speeddial numbers and any telephone number of
// your choice as well as use a “Call Me Back” mode if it would be cheaper to have a Skype
// conference call, so that your mobile is using a inbound call
// (“Some Mobile plans don’t charge for inbound calls”) than do the same as an outbound call.
// “Call Me Back” mode has some addtional features that all users of this example may choose
// to use as well, and not because of cost.
// NOTE: “Call Me Back” mode uses Skype conference calling, so be aware that if you are
// calling a telephone number, that is using Skype credits, that you will be charged
// normal Skype rates for both the call back to you, as well as the call made to
// the other party.
// This is not an issue if you have a Skype subscription that covers both calls
// or the called party is a Skype name and the phone you called from is covered
// by a subscription. If you are calling a Skype name, and do not have a subscription
// that covers the call back to you, in that case, you would be charged normal Skype
// rates for only the call back to you from Skype.
// Call Transfer (“Which is used in this example for Normal mode processing”) will NOT
// transfer a call to a Skype user that is Offline and that does not have Skype voicemail.
// Even if that Skype user has call forwaring active and even if you have voicemail. Normally
// if you have Skype voicemail and you call another Skype user that does not, you can still
// leave a Skype voicemail. This is not the case when using call transfer.
// So you can use the “Call Me Back” mode, when/if needed to Call a Skype user that
// happens to be offline but does have call forwarding activated. Because “Call Me Back”
// mode uses Skype conference calls to do processing for this example and Skype conference
// calls do support calling a Skype user who is Offline but has call forwarding activated.
// However, Skype conference calls (“Which are used for “Call Me Back”) mode do not support
// creating a conference call with a Skype user who is Offline and does not have call
// forwarding activated.
// So you might be asking yourself, how would you know to use Normal mode or “Call Me Back”
// mode using this example. The answer is that if a call to a Offline Skype name fails
// using this example in either mode you will receive DTMF response tones that will inform
// you of if the other mode could in fact make the call using the other mode
// successfully or not to that Skype name. If the call could not be made successfully in
// either mode for that Skype name, you can then try calling their Home, Mobile or Office
// number, if that information is found in that Skype users profile data.
// While in “Call Me Back” mode there is no need to hang up every time you wish to make
// another call. Once the current call is finished. If you wish, you can wait until the
// current called party you called hangs up and wait about 5 seconds and start a new call,
// I say about 5 seconds, because it can take about that time for the API to process that
// the called party has indeed hung up.
// This example has error-recovery for every situation possible so that you do not need
// to hang up and call back because you entered a bad speeddial number or a bad phone
// number. Instead you will receive DTMF responses to tell you what happened. So that you
// can continue in the same call.
// NOTE: To receive PSTN calls you will need a Online Number (“Formally called SkypeIn”).
// If you don’t have an Online Number, you can still use the example by calling
// a Skype name instead of your Online Numbers. In both cases you can call other Skype
// names using speeddial numbers and/or if you have a Skype subscription or Skype
// credit you can also call telephone numbers using this example as well.
// If you have a Skype subscription calls transferred or created using Skype conference
// calls covered by your Skype subscription are at no cost using this example.
// Calls not covered by a Skype subscription will be at normal Skype rates.
// DTMF commands supported:
// # Playback unread voicemail messages.
// *# Call Me Back – Some Mobile plans don’t charge for inbound calls.
// This allows you to be called back and use the same features.
// 1# This calls speeddial 1. Which could be a Skype name or SkypeOut Contact.
// 1*1# If speeddial number is a Skype name the profile data for that Skype name will be
// looked at and if possible be used to call the Skype name Home number.
// 1*2# If speeddial number is a Skype name the profile data for that Skype name will be
// looked at and if possible be used to call the Skype name Mobile number.
// 1*3# If speeddial number is a Skype name the profile data for that Skype name will be
// looked at and if possible be used to call the Skype name Office number.
// *13126784527# Telephone number with no sequential same digit DTMF = 1 (312) 678-4257
// *3125*52*2*# Telephone number with sequential same digit DTMF = 1 (312) 555-2222.
// NOTE: Processing sequential same digit DTMF is virtually impossible at any
// industry standard because PSTN calls currently use the G729a codec
// which compresses silence and there is no out-of-band DTMF so we need to use
// in-band DTMF. This is why this odd sequential same digit DTMF method is used.
// Speeddial numbers can be easily created to avoid any need to remember this odd
// method, if needed. Simply create a SkypeOut contact for that telephone number.
// If any errors are encountered during processing, DTMF is returned and there is
// no need to hang up if for example you entered an invalid speeddial or
// telephone number, or if a Home, Mobile, Office phone was not found.
// DTMF returned codes to the caller:
// 1 Tone response – Completed Voicemail processing.
// 2 tone response – Voicemail processing is not enabled. See enablevoicemail.
// 3 tone response – Speeddial number not found in speeddial list.
// 4 tone response – Invalid speedial index x*(y)# Allowed y values are x*1# = Home, x*2# = Mobile, x*3# = Office.
// 5 tone response – No Home x*1# or no Mobile x*2# or no Office x*3# found for speeddial number in contact profile data.
// 6 tone response – Cannot try to find a Home, Mobile or Office number for a SkypeOut contact.
// 7 tone response – Speeddial x number requested is larger than contact list.
// 8 tone response – Call cannot be completed but using the other mode it could be.
// 9 tone response – Call cannot be completed even using the other mode it would fail.
// 10 tone response – Unable to transfer call, invalid telephone number.
// 11 tone response – Unable to transfer call, Skype denied the call transfer request.
// 12 tone response – Skype4COM exception. You can still continue.
// This can be caused while in Normal mode for invalid telephone
// number entered or not enough Skype credit to make the call if
// the call is not covered already by a subscription.
// 13 tone response – The call was not answered by the distant end.
// 14 tone response – If callbackonfailedconferencecalls is true. Invalid telephone number
// or not enough Skype credit to make the call if the call is not
// covered by a subscription.
// 15 tone response – “Call Me Back” mode – Skype conference calls disabled.
// 17 tone response – Normal mode – Skype Call Transfer disabled.
// 18 tone response – Calls to telephone numbers disabled.
// 19 tone response – Only speeddial numbers allowed. You can still use SkypeOut contacts.
// 20 tone response – Called party call terminated due to onlyallowfreecalls = true.
// There is a switch for testing that allows you to assign speeddial numbers “0″ – “9″
// as authorized users of this example. The default is process all calls for DTMF. See
// answerallcalls.
// NOTE: If you leave answersallcalls set to true any and all inbound calls you have
// Will be auto-answered and be allowed to enter DTMF commands using this example.
// Known Issues fixed in Version 3.0.0.1
// 1. While in “Call Me Back” mode an invalid telephone number will cause the conference
// call attempt to fail. This is because conference calls are used vs
// call transfer for “Call me Back” mode and since there is no way to validate the
// telephone number prior to making the conference call if a bad telephone number
// is used, you will never get called back with a conference call, in those cases.
// Solution: There is a switch called callbackonfailedconferencecalls if set to true
// this example will call back the caller when/if any conference calls fail
// while in “Call Me Back” mode. True is the default.
// How to use this example:
// Simply create a C#.NET Form project use the default name for the project and
// delete the entire contents of Form1.cs Add these contents and right click
// on Your C# project solution and add a reference using the COM tab to Skype4COM,
// build then debug. There are many MessageBox’s that can be uncommented
// to help you test. The lastest version of the Skype4COM.dll can be found here:
// http://developer.skype.com/accessories you need to have it and register the .dll
// NOTE: If you are using Visual Studio 2005, remove System.Linq above
// If your solution/project name is not WindowsFormsApplication1 then change
// namespace below to match your solution/project name.
// If you would like to see what is going on behind the scenes with this example
// you can monitor what is going on between this example and the Skype public API
// by installing SEHE (“Skype4COM Event Handler Example”) as a monitor from here:
// http://www.saveontelephonebills.com/skype/SEHE/ SEHE can be removed at any time
// using your Windows control panel Add/Remove programs. To also learm more about
// SEHE Please go here as well: http://forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=142821
// Please go here for any questions about this example:
// http://forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=807811
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Google is taking on internet telephone companies like Skype by allowing users to call from its free web-based email service.
The service allows users to make calls to land lines and mobiles from inside their Gmail account.
Phoning anywhere in the US and Canada will be free until the end of the year, while calls to the UK, France, China and Germany will cost 2 cents a minute.
Until now Google offered computer-to-computer voice and video chat services.
“This is a real big deal because now hundreds of millions of Gmail users can make phone calls right from their Gmail page,” Craig Walker, product manager for real-time communications told.
“They don’t need to download an additional application or anything to start making really high-quality low-cost calls. For the user it means much more efficient and low-cost communications.”
The product will initially be rolled out in the US, the firm said. However, for a brief time, international users were also able to use the feature because of an error.
“Unintentionally we briefly made the service available to non-US English users,” a spokesperson said. “We do hope to bring it to our international users soon”
When it rolls out the product link will appear on the left hand of the Gmail page within the “chat” window. A “call phone” option will pop up along with a number pad to let you dial the number of the person you want to talk to.
Google said money raised from international calls will pay for the free US and Canadian calls.
“What surprised me was that they actually said they hope to make money off the calls,” said Danny Sullivan, editor-in-chief of technology blog SearchEngineLand.
“Normally Google is like ‘We don’t know how we are going to make the money’ or ‘We will make money down the way, don’t worry about it’ and this stands out as a big benefit that they get actual revenue early on.”
Competition
Skype, which is the most successful internet phone offering, claims to have over 560 million registered users. The firm said 124 million used the service at least one a month while 8.1 million were paying customers.
The company is planning to offer shares to the public later this year. Observers said that it is too early to say whether companies like Skype should be worried.
“Skype is a well known company in this place and they are almost like a verb in the internet calling world in the way Google is with search. You Skype someone. So I think there is some inertia there to get over and I am interested to see how Gmail users respond,” said Tom Krazit, senior writer with technology news site CNET.com.
“But you always have to worry when Google comes after what you do. They don’t do things half way and bring a lot of resources to any problem they try to tackle. It doesn’t mean you are doomed.
“Google’s product won’t work on your mobile browser so Skype has an advantage there but I don’t think it is a stretch to assume Google will come out with a mobile version pretty soon,” said Mr Krazit.
The company plans an eye catching way to get non-Gmail users to give the product a go. It is in negotiations with a number of university campuses and airports to install red telephone boxes around the country to give users the chance to dial and try.
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