Bells of Jingle
December 18, 2005, 1:05 am4 Responses to “Bells of Jingle”
The problem with Gizmo, as I understand it, is that users are unable to connect to any server but the gizmo one. Since the gizmo one doesn’t currently syndicate with the Google Talk servers, and their users can’t connect to GT directly, they can’t make voice calls with Jingle.
One user in http://forum.gizmoproject.com/viewtopic.php?t=1064 reports, however, that because Psi can connect to the Gizmo servers, he has Jingle from his Gizmo account in that way, which is pretty cool. (We’ve also contacted Gizmo to ask about testing interop with their private code, as shown in that thread)
i have downloaded psi 0.9 and halr90 says it is to difficult to use jingle
now i have version 0.10 and still no voice google has not so much success
and psi is working for big experts
and not compatible with SIP
how do you to be followed ?
fortunately the others are not in advance gnomemeeting , gizmo , wengo
gizmo is the best but i dont like its DSP seizure at login
so still waiting the winner
Well, jingle is interoperable with SIP, so that problem’s a no-go. As for only experts being able to run psi-jingle atm, that’s partially true; althought it’s not that hard to set up, libjingle and psi-jingle are both still raw and unsuitable for production use. If you want production ready systems, you should wait for a release.

According to the following post Gizmo has libjingle implemented and working with Google Talk.
http://forum.gizmoproject.com/viewtopic.php?t=1063
Whether libjingle is in the currently released version of Gizmo or not i don’t know, but it might be an idea to contact them and test compatibility between Psi and Gizmo.