Hello! In my experience and opinion, it will be easier for you to start by reading the book "SIP routing with Kamailio". But you need to understand that Kamailio is a Proxy and it will be difficult to build a full-fledged RTC platform only on it. Usually, it is used in conjunction with Asterisk/Freeswitch.

вт, 29 нояб. 2022 г. в 09:10, Clint Crabtree clint.crabtree@hotmail.com:

Hello,

I’m a DIY entrepreneurial developer beginning to build a system and I stumbled upon Kamailio. I’ve installed asterisk and kamailio in hopes of setting up an IVR to collect voice to speech information from incoming calls. I’m skilled with PHP to Javascript application development. In my research of PBX and discovery of Asterisk I have found enough information online to begin developing with Asterisk ARI; however, somewhere in my discovery process was the suggestion that Kamailio can offer close to real time voice recognition streaming whereas Asterisk is more of a record, pause, translate, respond process.

In an AstriCon presentation by Fred Posner I saw recommendations for new applications the suggestion to develop with Kamailio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaYOboZQEw0?t=23m10s

I’m a newbie to SIP, but it seems really promising, can you help point me in the right direction for aforementioned use-case for Kamailio? or am I misunderstanding some if its capability?

Regards,

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Hi Clint,

I do think you might be misunderstanding some of Kamailio's capability, yes. :-)

Kamailio is best described as a piece of SIP routing / infrastructure glue for the large-scale platforming of the kinds of applications you're talking about. It may well be worth learning.

However, it is not a SIP user agent endpoint. It does not make or receive calls, does not traffic in audio, and does not do voice recognition or any voice applications. You really need to think of it as more of a programmable router, closer to something like a load balancer than an application server.

-- Alex

On Nov 28, 2022, at 9:57 PM, Clint Crabtree clint.crabtree@hotmail.com wrote:

Hello, I’m a DIY entrepreneurial developer beginning to build a system and I stumbled upon Kamailio. I’ve installed asterisk and kamailio in hopes of setting up an IVR to collect voice to speech information from incoming calls. I’m skilled with PHP to Javascript application development. In my research of PBX and discovery of Asterisk I have found enough information online to begin developing with Asterisk ARI; however, somewhere in my discovery process was the suggestion that Kamailio can offer close to real time voice recognition streaming whereas Asterisk is more of a record, pause, translate, respond process. In an AstriCon presentation by Fred Posner I saw recommendations for new applications the suggestion to develop with Kamailio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaYOboZQEw0?t=23m10s I’m a newbie to SIP, but it seems really promising, can you help point me in the right direction for aforementioned use-case for Kamailio? or am I misunderstanding some if its capability? Regards, Clint Crabtree __________________________________________________________ Kamailio - Users Mailing List - Non Commercial Discussions sr-users@lists.kamailio.org Important: keep the mailing list in the recipients, do not reply only to the sender! Edit mailing list options or unsubscribe: https://lists.kamailio.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sr-users