OpenH323 development is coordinated by  Quicknet Technologies Inc. but is open to any interested party. Commercial and private use of the OpenH323 code, including use in commercial products and resale,  is encouraged through use of the MPL (Mozilla Public license).

• Voice over IP Termination
• Fax over IP delivery
• MCU hosting and conferencing (including transcoding)
• Video Conferencing
• Automated Bulk Call Delivery

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Information

Getting Started
See the FAQ for the aims and targets of this project and a general introduction. Join the mailing list, or download the code. If you want to develop code with OpenH323, then read on how to join the project, and what you will need. A public CVS archive of all OpenH323 code is also available

Here is a list of people and companies who have contributed resources and web space to OpenH323 as well as those working on associated projects. If can think of anyone who should be be listed here, please contact us at webmaster@openh323.org

We are compiling a list of H.323 clients and other H.323 applications. Please e-mail us if you have any additions or changes.

GnomeMeeting/Quicknet drivers for PC-to-Phone calls using MicroTelco
The Linux drivers for the Quicknet audio cards are now available from the OpenH323 CVS. Get Quicknet drivers

VoIP Carrier & OEM Services
If you have your own VoIP or Fax-over-IP application based on
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Status

The current version of the code is available from here, features are:

• Dynamic threshold algorithm for silence detection
• GUI client (OpenPhone) for Windows.
• Command line client for Windows, Linux & various BSD's
• MCU, PSTN gateway and answering machine for all platforms
• GSM full rate (06.10), LPC-10 and G.711 uLaw and G.711 ALaw codecs supported in software
• G.723.1, G.728 and G.729 supported with appropriate hardware
• Quicknet xJack support (Linux and Win32 only)
• Voicetronics VPB4 card support (Win32 only)
• Jitter buffer
• Silence suppression.
• H.261 video transmitter / receiver (Linux, BSD & Win32)
• Gatekeeper (RAS) client support, with broadcast and multicast discovery
• H.235 Annex D support for Gatekeeper access
• Fast Start and H.245 tunneling
• User indication messages.
• Some H.450 support
• Shared libraries & DLL's

The "To Do" list

These are not necessarily in any order of priority:

• Support for more telephony cards (especially high density ones).
• H.263 support (if we can be convinced on the patent liabilities...)
• More H.450 support etc.
• More H.235 security/encryption support.
• Multicast transport for RTP.
• Multipoint Controller (conferencing) support.
• T.120 conferencing support.