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josiahnelson t1_jdakp7x wrote

Interested to see how this might be combined with WebRTC for a web-based video intercom solution (like visitor access at remote sites with a QR code at the door rather than a hardwired physical intercom)

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sanderspedro OP t1_jdb3s71 wrote

>WebRTC for a web-based video intercom solution

I think it's possible. Routr works with RTPEngine, which helps it support WebRTC.

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sanderspedro OP t1_jd8yefs wrote

Maintainer here 👋

Happy to answer any question.

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xXWarMachineRoXx t1_jd92m1q wrote

Dude we so needed a mordern solution for this

We use freeswitch and fusion pbx right now

Would def try it out

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sanderspedro OP t1_jd93jrz wrote

Nice! What's your use-case? I have lots of plan but want to make sure it is stuff people need.

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xXWarMachineRoXx t1_jd93prv wrote

Well the thing is im in uc dept of my company But the guy who actually deals with it is my dept and doesnt like fusionpbx much

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xXWarMachineRoXx t1_jd94034 wrote

If you could share a screngrab of the ui or a demo

That be great

Else i will clone and tell you if suits our case

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sanderspedro OP t1_jd95t66 wrote

Routr (v2) does not currently have a Web UI. However, you can explore its capabilities using the CTL. If you simply want to see it in action, consider launching the server with GitPod. Lastly, feel free to join our community. We are establishing a dedicated channel to assist new Routr users with onboarding.

https://github.com/fonoster/routr#deploying-in-development-mode-with-gitpod

https://discord.gg/mpWSRUhG7e

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Bitter_Motor_9081 t1_jd90hcb wrote

How is this software related to Asterisk PBX?

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sanderspedro OP t1_jd94i3a wrote

Routr (v2) is a signaling server while Asterisk is more of a swiss knife. For most use-cases Asterisk is enough, but sometime you want to offload Asterisk and use it only as a Media Server (Think CPaaS)

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