The world's first HTML5 SIP client

Wow, they've built ragel state machines for the entire SIP protocol. Bravo guys.<p><a href="http://code.google.com/p/sipml5/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2Fsrc%2FtinySIP%2Fragel" rel="nofollow">http://code.google.com/p/sipml5/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2...</a>

This is amazing! I've been regularly using sipdroid on my phone, but hadn't been able to find any working solution for my desktop.<p>I couldn't make it work on my normal Chrome even after setting the MediaStream stream flag, but it worked on the Canary build.<p>However, it still doesn't work, my mouse pointer keeps being a spinning wheel, and the login button seems disabled. However, it's a great idea!

I am not expert, but GPL v3 terms means that I can't use it in commercial product if I do not attach all my source code? Am I right?

Looks cool, but... what is SIP?

Idea: Do not use ICE for NAT traversal (it will not always work). Do not use a public SIP server controlled by a third party (ever heard of spam?). Traverse NAT by getting a reachable IP address and running a supernode on it. Run your own _private_ SIP server (e.g. for just friends and family).<p>It's neat that this can all be made to run in the browser. But keep in mind that one company may end up with monopolistic control over the browser. It's certainly looking like this could happen. Again.<p>All this stuff runs just fine outside the browser. Supernode and SIP server can run as daemons.

Can somebody enlighten me please. Would this allow me to capture &#38; process mic input client side?

I would like to try the client using FreeSwitch/mod_iSAC as the webrtc gateway.

I can't even imagine the abuse this is ripe for. Think chat roulette, but without the video.

How do I get it to work with Chrome 19? (the demo. it says not WebRTC support)

FaceTime on the web is the new black. I been following closely webRTC and this is it. Ride the wave, it'll be pervasive, some will even make money with it. Face to face customer service? Video conferencing? Doctors appointments? Livecasting? Sports? Events?<p>Downside is, if everybody starts live-casting an apple event, the web will go down in flames.