GIPS Launches UC Software Development Kits
GIPS VoiceEngine and VideoEngine SDKs will simplify the development of Unified Communications services by providing all the components and multimedia processing technology needed by application developers.
Global IP Solutions (GIPS), a provider of multimedia processing solutions, has announced the general availability of the VoiceEngine and VideoEngine Software Development Kits (SDKs). Targeted at application developers, IP PBX manufacturers and service providers offering real-time voice and video, the SDKs maximise flexibility and ensure high quality standards necessary for IP voice and video products.
The Unified Communications market continues to grow and companies are looking for more ways to capitalise on the benefits of call control, presence, voice and video solutions. GIPS VoiceEngine and VideoEngine SDKs simplify the development of full-featured Unified Communications services with real-time voice and video capabilities by providing all the components and multimedia processing technology needed by application developers. Traditionally, developers had to go to multiple vendors and integrate varying technologies to build a VoIP or video over IP application risking quality and interoperability issues. The SDKs combine all the important IP communication components in one package providing a one-stop solution.
"The SDKs present customers and partners with a great opportunity to reach broad new market segments," said Steve Rust, GIPS vice president business development. "We are very excited to be able to provide our customers the ability to build their own multimedia applications."
The SDK APIs can handle media processing and call control functions, making it an essential tool for the VoIP or video over IP application developer.

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