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3.4.4 Continuous Speech Processing API for Linux and Windows

Operating Systems Programming Guide

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3.4.5 Device Management API for Windows and Linux Operating

Systems Library Reference

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3.4.6 Fax Software Reference for Linux and Windows

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3.4.7 Global Call API for Host Media Processing Library

Reference

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3.4.8 Global Call API for Host Media Processing on Linux

Programming Guide

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3.4.9 Global Call IP for Host Media Processing Technology Guide

The following information applies:

•Update Section 7.2.16, "gc_MakeCall( ) Variances for IP" (IPY00029956 = PTR

36646) the last paragraph before Section 7.2.16.1 (page 173) as follows:

When using SIP, if the remote side does not send a final response to an outgoing

INVITE (sent by the call control library) within 64 seconds, the g c_MakeCall( ) function

times out and the library generates a GCEV_DISCONNECTED event to the

application. If the application attempts to drop the call before the 64 s econd timeout is

reached, the library's behavior depends on whether a provisional respons e was

received. When no provisional response was received before the application cancels

the call, the library cleans up the call immediately. But if a provisional response was

received before the application attempts to cancel the call, the library sends a

CANCEL to the remote endpoint and generates a GCEV_DROPCALL to the

application after it receives the 200OK response to the CANCEL and a

487RequestTerminated response for the original INVITE, or when an additional 32-

second timeout expires.

•On the reference page for the IP_H221NONSTANDARD data structure (page 241),

the descriptions of the three data fields are updated as follows:

Contents

Main HMP Linux 1.2 Release Update, Rev 05 September 2006 About This Publication Purpose Intended Audience How to Use This Publication Related Information Document Revision History Document Rev 05, published September 2006 Document Rev 04, published December 2005 Document Rev 03, published June 2005 Document Rev 02, published January 2005 Document Rev 01, published October 2004 1.1 Service Update for Host Media Processing Software 1.2 for Linux 1.2 Service Update Software Installation 1.2.1 Assumptions and Prerequisites 1.2.2 Order of Procedures 1.2.3 Installing the Service Update 1.2.4 HMP Verification Demo 1.2.5 Environment Variables 1.3 Support for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.2 1.4 Support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux Update 3 1.5 Support for 120 Low Bit Rate Channels 1.6 Transaction Record Page 2.1 Issues Page Page Table1. Issues Resolved in HMP 1.2 (Continued) 2.2 Restrictions and Limitations Known restrictions and limitations in this release can be categori zed as follows: increase in error rates, such as degraded digit detection and voice quality. General Voice Fax Global Call, IP, and IPML Voice General Conferencing Fax Global Call, IP, and IPML Voic e Demos Resolved Restrictions and Limitations 2.3 Compatibility Notes Echo Cancellation With Continuous Speech Processing Echo Cancellation With Conferencing Configuring UDP/RTP Port Range Configuring T.38 Service Port Range H.323 Coder Negotiation with Third Party Stacks H.323 T.38 HMP Interoperability with the Intel NetStructure PBX-IP Media Gateway SIP Call Control Supervised Transfer 2.4 Operating System Notes Using Multiple NICs Under Heavy Loads Elvtune Using IOCTLS 3.1 Release Documentation 3.1.1 Host Media Processing Software Release 1.2 for Linux Release Guide 2.4 Running a Demo Using a Single Channel Page 3.2 Installation Documentation 3.2.1 Host Media Processing Software Release 1.2 for Linux Installation Guide 3.3 Operating Software Documentation 3.3.1 Host Media Processing Software Release 1.2 for Linux License Manager Administration Guide 3.3.2 Host Media Processing Diagnostics Guide 3.4 Development Software Documentation 3.4.1 Audio Conferencing API for Linux and Windows Operating Systems Library Reference 3.4.2 Audio Conferencing API for Linux Operating Systems Programming Guide 3.4.3 Continuous Speech Processing API for Linux and Windows Operating Systems Library Reference Original Revised Page Page Page Page Page Example The following example is for Linux applications. The following example is for Windows applications. Page See Also dx_rec( ) dx_play( ) dx_reciottdata( ) dx_playiottdata( ) 3.4.15 Voice API for Host Media Processing Programming Guide Transaction Record 3.5 Demonstration Software Documentation 3.5.1 Audio Conferencing API for Host Media Processing Demo Guide 3.5.2 Continuous Speech Processing API for Host Media Processing Demo Guide 3.5.3 IP Media Server for Host Media Processing Demo Guide 3.5.4 Global Call API Demo Guide