Hi Jimmy,
from openser interaction, their are equivalent. SEMS uses
fifo/unix_socket interface, Asterisk uses directly the SIP interface.
Because of this, from script complexity point of view, I would say SEMS
is more difficult to integrate than Asterisk. On the other hand Asterisk
requires specific kernel versions and modules (you may need to
recompile) for conference support. So......... :)
But you have to choose first based on service requirements, like codecs
(sems doesn't support non-free codecs), conference scenarios - sems is
note able to initiate a conference (users may just join), but Asterisk
can do this.
so, strictly related to openser, I wouldn't say there is a better one -
you should choose depending of how you want to build the conference service.
regards,
bogdan
jimmy way wrote:
Hi all,
I want to use openser to create a conference system.
It support more than 3 parties conferences. So I need
an MCU support conference and only transfer the media
stream(no mixed the voice) for the conference. I know
that sems and asterisk support conference. Which is
better for working with openser? How it works?
Best regards,
Jimmy
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