Hi Cesc,
Cesc wrote:
Hi,
As Daniel said, openser only runs on unix-like platforms ...
But, there are options to have openser running inside a windows box
... via some kind or other of virtualization.
- cygwin ... i never tried, so i won't comment
- vmware ... i did try. Too heavy for my taste and i had problems
running real-time apps in there ... i.e asterisk or sems ...
- colinux ... i fell in love with it ... it is a ported linux kernel,
very easy to install (it comes with prepackaged linuxes, like debian)
... and i have asterisk and sems running there, no problem.
I tried sems in colinux
some time back and i had quite some problems
with the audio timing (and even with debug output on terminal). Is it
now working fine?
Stefan
Cesc
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