Why Skype can not start on Ap4???? Anybody can give me some suggestion??Thanks.
Skype does not start
I am having the same problem
silverken said:
Why Skype can not start on Ap4???? Anybody can give me some suggestion??Thanks.
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I cant get Skype to work either. seems we have a compatibility problem. I'm starting to think its WM 6.1 at fault, but i'm looking into it now!
Jay
www.fring.com
Works very well for me.
Calavaro said:
www.fring.com
Works very well for me.
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Thats interesting, what version of Skype are you using? ive tried 2.2 and its a no go, fails to even start the program up
Jay
responderman said:
Thats interesting, what version of Skype are you using? ive tried 2.2 and its a no go, fails to even start the program up
Jay
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I use fring, not skype.
Calavaro said:
www.fring.com
Works very well for me.
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Thanks for your comments, but can not work on my AP4.
Calavaro said:
www.fring.com
Works very well for me.
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Fring works awesome on my AP4 I love it and it allows for me to use my bluetooth headset for calls I have configured and tested all services (with the exception of twitter). It does have a strange hick-up in that it mutes my VOIP calls at the start, so manual adjustment is required, I also wish that I could group the services independently, but aside from a few little quirks, it is soo much better than skype ever was... it also allows for integrated phone call history, integrated dial-pad and chat.
Has anyone gotten SMS to work yet? one of my phone contacts is also in skype so it sets her default text messages to her skype account rather than via SMS.
I will play with it a bit more but it answers one of my biggest concerns about skype and it gets us working with bluetooth, as it should have been all along...
Thanks again and hope this helps...
v/r
Bob
bob_beringer said:
Fring works awesome on my AP4 I love it and it allows for me to use my bluetooth headset for calls I have configured and tested all services (with the exception of twitter). It does have a strange hick-up in that it mutes my VOIP calls at the start, so manual adjustment is required, I also wish that I could group the services independently, but aside from a few little quirks, it is soo much better than skype ever was... it also allows for integrated phone call history, integrated dial-pad and chat.
Has anyone gotten SMS to work yet? one of my phone contacts is also in skype so it sets her default text messages to her skype account rather than via SMS.
I will play with it a bit more but it answers one of my biggest concerns about skype and it gets us working with bluetooth, as it should have been all along...
Thanks again and hope this helps...
v/r
Bob
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Yes, it is annoying that bluetooth mutes when the call is made and answered... but hey, we got functional voice in skype, google talk etc. and even better Skype voice works over an EDGE connection without trouble. I am impressed.
However, the best quality calls are Fring to Fring calls.
I can't help you with the phone book integration, but maybe the fring fourm people can help.
Thanks for the post and for the tip on the application, I am sure that they will be improving upon the application in the future, I will continue to keep my eyes open for updates... If you have a link to an active user community for fring, let me know.
In the interim, I fully agree and am impressed with FRING
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Bob
responderman said:
I cant get Skype to work either. seems we have a compatibility problem. I'm starting to think its WM 6.1 at fault, but i'm looking into it now!
Jay
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Just a quick update, I have just been trying out the Full rom from Irus and it runs skype with no problems. As irus's rom is WM 6.1 it would indicate that the compatibility problem is not with WM 6.1 but with something else in AP 4.0.
Regards
Jay
Jay, thanks for the great news, please keep us posted on your progress
from what pk explained to me... the roms that run skype are just ports of 6.1 not full 6.1
ap4 is a full 6.1 rom therefor it wont work
skype is incompatible with 6.1
There are known compatibility issues with skype and pk addressed this a few times.Check the ap4 thread by pawel.
edit: deactivate htc home and/or install the htc home from addond.Home is a major resource hog.
boinger66 said:
from what pk explained to me... the roms that run skype are just ports of 6.1 not full 6.1
ap4 is a full 6.1 rom therefor it wont work
skype is incompatible with 6.1
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Im not convinced, skype runs ok on other 6.1 devices. still looking into it.
Jay
Related
Windows Mobile 6.5 to get TellMe Voice Command integration
anyone have this yet?
+1.. interested
Hi,
I'm interessted too
why MS Voice Commander doesn't work for WM6.5 ?
MS VC works fine for me in 6.5 but after reading the tellme website it looks much more integrated and I'll be interested in checking it out whenver its released..
Located in Mountain View, Calif., Tellme is a Microsoft Corp. subsidiary.
MrDSL said:
MS VC works fine for me in 6.5 but after reading the tellme website it looks much more integrated and I'll be interested in checking it out whenver its released..
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Which ROM you have ? I'veinstalled the BsB65D and MS Voice Commander doesn't work on it.
Thanks
I think you guys are talking about RECITE.. voice memo app from MS recently released.. checke it out : http://recite.microsoft.com/Pages/index.aspx
kokiri said:
I think you guys are talking about RECITE.. voice memo app from MS recently released.. checke it out : http://recite.microsoft.com/Pages/index.aspx
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No he meant this http://www.tellme.com/you
You can register your email there to get it when it is available..
is tell me for real? but its only for 6.5, now 6.1 right?
i just spoke to tellme and left a voicemail to the marketing manager since their company policy was to not transfer any calls without having a full name, if all goes well i hope i can make an appointment at their main headquarters which is only 15 minutes from me since im in the bay area. ill keep you guys updated from whatever i hear, i just hope they have a beta for 6.1 haha.
chris
Find someone with a supported BB (8130,8330) go to m.tellme.com and download the cab then put it in the wild for the geeks to look at and see what can be done
GeoffM said:
Find someone with a supported BB (8130,8330) go to m.tellme.com and download the cab then put it in the wild for the geeks to look at and see what can be done
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Ask and ye shall receive hallelujah!!
Voice commander
Try thet.
http://rapidshare.com/files/26225903....1.RU.rar.html
Rapidshare link does not work.
Okay here is just the jad on mediafire if preferred.
http://www.mediafire.com/?zqnij5y0wmk
Funny how a MS product is available on Blackberry OS before their own Mobile OS.
Good stuff.
The Voice command stuff never really worked very well. My Fuze is already frustrating enough to operate without it trying to decipher my voice. I'd almost rather have a Google Maps one anyway. Windows Live Search allowed spoken commands but I don't think it was as interconnected as this TellMe app.
player911 said:
Funny how a MS product is available on Blackberry OS before their own Mobile OS.
Good stuff.
The Voice command stuff never really worked very well. My Fuze is already frustrating enough to operate without it trying to decipher my voice. I'd almost rather have a Google Maps one anyway. Windows Live Search allowed spoken commands but I don't think it was as interconnected as this TellMe app.
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Ya I thought that too but to be fair, MS acquired the company while they were already pretty far in development for just the BB app.
Windows Live Search (now called Bing) just allowed you to search for places around you. This allows you to search for anything, scores, stocks, etc. I'm most interested in the SMS dictation though. A lot of my friends and I communicate via txt so you can imagine, having a touch screen phone, being able to dictate a response when I'm driving would be very handy.
sorry for the strong bump...
but anybody have any luck finding a version of microsoft tellme?
the youtube videos are sooooo enticing.
MS Voice Command missing
I flashed a 2PC 6.5 ROM for Kaiser and cannot find voice command. I use it to make calls while driving. I found a cab for a Rhodium ROM and installed it. Does not work, gives message "may not work correctly; made for an earlier version of windows". Is VC buried in the 6.5 windows files somewhere?
It's not unless the cook put it in, duttythroy has it ask him for it
Hello,
is there a way (software or setting) to configure my Wallaby (with PPC2002 or WM2003) that any incoming sms is forwarded to a defined number?
Thanks for any answer
Best regards
nobody an idea how to do that?
wallaby is the first htc phone out and a pretty dead device
I would
1 use search and look in the forum search for any info about forward calls
2 ask in another forum as forwarding of sms's would likely be a general wm thing rather then a spec wallaby thing
Hello Rudegar,
thanks for your answer.
The forwarding of calls is not really a problem.
But the forwarding of sms is one!
I have found some programs that can do automatic sms forwarding, but the problem is that they don't work with WM2003 or PPC2002 (the two OS for Wallaby).
Now i'm searching for a program that works on WM2003 or PPC2002!
I know that this device is very old, but i only want that this device forwards my calls and sms! So this device would be the whole time in the cradle. And i would use another device "Samsung Omnia" for working with it. So i think it would be a little bit to expensive to buy a new device only for being in the cradle and forwarding sms and calls!
I hope you know what i mean!
Best regards
Andy
i've not seen any .net sdk code that can handle sms for wm02/3, just the pocketoutlook for wm5/6.
i could be missing it, but goodchance you're going to be out of luck.
holgenoni said:
I have found some programs that can do automatic sms forwarding
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Can you recommend any of these programs? Or name a few decent ones? It would be appreciated
Thanks
Hello,
none of them is working with the wallaby!!
holgenoni said:
Hello,
none of them is working with the wallaby!!
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I'm off topic - or device - here, I use HTC touch Pro and Treo Pro, so i would appreciate if you know anything that runs on WM6, 6.1 or 6.5 that does this well. I DLed a trial of txtForward, it doesnt seem to work.
ANY suggestion/solution used with any success would be appreciated.
ohouigheighi said:
I'm off topic - or device - here, I use HTC touch Pro and Treo Pro, so i would appreciate if you know anything that runs on WM6, 6.1 or 6.5 that does this well. I DLed a trial of txtForward, it doesnt seem to work.
ANY suggestion/solution used with any success would be appreciated.
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I bought txtForward. It forwards incoming text messages (with an option for outgoing as well) to an email address. So, since all my "phones" have at least exchange/active sync support, i get my text messages delivered to my email that i am always connected to. Good enough.
Someone private messaged me and requested Skype for WM because the one he had didnt work.
Ive uploaded a working copy for anyone who wants it, enjoy.
SkypeMobile.CAB
Rn
Thank you for this.
Sounds great, many and many thanks.
BUT, as I am a complete noob in this kind on "technology", could you either tell me how to make it work (with Wifi ?) or direct me towards the correct thread(s).
Actually, I'd like to be able to phone without using my paid package (10 min withoud data)...
Thx, i'll try it.
@FrancisB1
there is an option at the begining of the instalation to use active-sync/wifi/mobile internet connections.
@ raving_nanza
OK, I'll give this a try and tell you wether if it works fine (or not but not hope so)...
Thx.
raving_nanza said:
Someone private messaged me and requested Skype for WM because the one he had didnt work.
Ive uploaded a working copy for anyone who wants it, enjoy.
SkypeMobile.CAB
Rn
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Meeee =]
its real simple,
Just install and select Wifi/Active Sync/3G Network,
then turn ur wifi on and sign into a hot-spot or ur local wifi,
then log into Skype and it would work, although i use my 3G data plan, as its unlimited xD
884 posts xD
raving_nanza said:
Someone private messaged me and requested Skype for WM because the one he had didnt work.
Ive uploaded a working copy for anyone who wants it, enjoy.
SkypeMobile.CAB
Rn
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Simon_WM said:
Meeee =]
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Wheeee!
haha, well sharings caring init Si
Guys is the audio routed to the ear speaker or it's using the loudspeaker?
stathis95194 said:
Guys is the audio routed to the ear speaker or it's using the loudspeaker?
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Sadly it is to the Loudspeaker.
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just plug your headset in
harishgayatri said:
Sadly it is to the Loudspeaker.
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Try "WM Audio Redirector", works great!
Error with connecting network!
i have a error: cant connect network!. i use wifi network and not config proxy, but it still connect.. my device is Omnia i900 with ROM 6.5 29005 OCK. Help me please
It really can work? I'm a nood,too.I have never saw the kind of apps,It must be 3G?My phone is 2G.
Thanks
Thanks for the upload
I was wondering if it supports video calls too?
I own Sony Ericsson Xperia X2, was wondering if i can use the front Cam as a webcam in any way possible?
Wanna chat with my girlfriend, and long distance calling is damn expensive in terms of video calls.
My girlfriend uses skype from Ifone and works flawless for a video call.
if not skype any cheap way possible to use the front cam as a webcam for msn, yahoo etc?
any help will be great
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Thanks for the upload
I was wondering if it supports video calls too?
I own Sony Ericsson Xperia X2, was wondering if i can use the front Cam as a webcam in any way possible?
Wanna chat with my girlfriend, and long distance calling is damn expensive in terms of video calls.
My girlfriend uses skype from Ifone and works flawless for a video call.
if not skype any cheap way possible to use the front cam as a webcam for msn, yahoo etc?
any help will be great
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Slype for WIndows Mobile dunt support it
@ Si
over 400 downloads, good job i did post this here dude
I must thank the person for uploading this version!!
I've not long had my HTC HD2, and have been looking for Skype for WinMo for a while. I was thinking of Droiding the phone, but I'm not that confident, and as I'm a linux user it's a no no.
Once again a HUGE thanks for this!!
thank Si too dude, if it wasnt for him asking me for it - it wouldnt be here.lol
Hi All,
I am just 2days away from ordering my Lumia and I do a check to find my essential apps I used on my android phones.
One BIG app that I rely upon is a SIP client to make voip calls. This is really a deal breaker for me because I call upto 30mins a day internationally and cannot spend a fortune on it. I looked up everywhere and cannot find it for Mango.
Is it possible that I am mistaken, please someone help me with this and find an app that can be configured with a SIP provider like Actionvoip or Freecall.
I hope someone proves me wrong
chaihg said:
Hi All,
I am just 2days away from ordering my Lumia and I do a check to find my essential apps I used on my android phones.
One BIG app that I rely upon is a SIP client to make voip calls. This is really a deal breaker for me because I call upto 30mins a day internationally and cannot spend a fortune on it. I looked up everywhere and cannot find it for Mango.
Is it possible that I am mistaken, please someone help me with this and find an app that can be configured with a SIP provider like Actionvoip or Freecall.
I hope someone proves me wrong
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Don't think it's completely what you require but how about Voxofon?
Hi just saw that app but they are a voip provider with their own app. So you cannot use their app for any voip service.
That's really sad news . Thanks for the help though.
anyone else pleaaaaaaseeeeeeee
there's a Gtalk client I believe...
Reply from Counterpath Bria :-
Currently there is no plan to develop any client for WP7. There are some issues with WP7 platform for VOIP applications (that may be the reason why there are no SIP apps currently).
Regards,
Customer Support
CounterPath Corporation
http://www.counterpath.com
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ricep said:
there's a Gtalk client I believe...
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Oh No. That answers the biggest problem. There is an app called Gchat but I think it is more like a Jabber client which does not have any way to even buy credit from Google and use it for outgoing calls on data
Ok since there is no client available I had to find a work around to do international calls. Only thing that I found worthy of mention was this provider called Rebtel which uses your local calls plus their local access number to make international calls.
I tried it and the voice clarity sounds fantastic. Only that I will need to spend on the local minutes too while I spend some money on their international rates. Even then call rates remain nominal and not something like 30c/min.
I will stick to this until MS brings out the required API for voip. Damn Microsoft come on bring out something. At least Skype so that I can buy credit and call from there
I'm using Freecall with MobileVoip installed from Marketplace, it work fine except the voice is on speaker.
chanvi93 said:
I'm using Freecall with MobileVoip installed from Marketplace, it work fine except the voice is on speaker.
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Great advice then. My Lumia arrives tomorrow and I am going to try configuring my SIP settings of Actionvoip.
Meanwhile can you tell me if that speaker voice can be routed into Earphones when I plug it in?
At least that way we can have a good work around and a solution to this problem.
mobilevoip
im using mobile voip app (free from market) with Voip Stunt but the quality is very bad..
I wish there are more apps like Fring, Nimbuzz or Skype. Microsoft promised Skype since september and still hasnt come out yet.
Yeah it is a damm shame. This is the one app that I miss from my Symbian days, I sure hope Microsoft steps up the plate and makes sip clients possible on WP7, preferrably before my next big holiday in october, otherwise I will be forced to take my Nokia N82 as well !
I need to know what VoIP app really works with Windows Phone 7.x platform; I'm aware Skype is baked into WP8 devices but its still in beta and it seems to have as many problems as just about everything I've tried. I have no idea what the rave is with Viber; it will send a text message as good as Metro-Talk but its the voice side that never quite gets it right. Do we know if there is a VoIP app that either stands by itself or interfaces with Google Voice that works? Thank you!
berrywr said:
I need to know what VoIP app really works with Windows Phone 7.x platform; I'm aware Skype is baked into WP8 devices but its still in beta and it seems to have as many problems as just about everything I've tried. I have no idea what the rave is with Viber; it will send a text message as good as Metro-Talk but its the voice side that never quite gets it right. Do we know if there is a VoIP app that either stands by itself or interfaces with Google Voice that works? Thank you!
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Try Tango, on 3G or WiFi it works very well, no problems with sound, it can also make videocalls, but only from Tango to Tango.
Petulinek said:
Try Tango, on 3G or WiFi it works very well, no problems with sound, it can also make videocalls, but only from Tango to Tango.
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I'm aware of what Tango can do and it works great; but what I'm looking for is software I can use that is not dependent on the person on the other end; there is always this catch that everybody has to use the exact same setup. I'm currently working with MetroTalk and GoChat but I now understand there quite a bit that goes into configuring Google Voice/Talk to make these 3rd party apps play nice with it particularly in regards to receiving phone calls through the system; I've had no problems using either software to call out or text; the phone starts when users call me.