* STEP 1: Install RTCOMM beta

If you don't have the RTCOMM beta installed check this link for instructions.

1. You need to enable 'red pill mode' in Application Manager.
1.1. Start "Settings > Application Manager".
1.2. Go to "Tools > Application catalogue", click "New".
1.3. Enter "matrix" into the "Web Address" field and click "Cancel".
1.4. Choosing red pill will activate red pill mode, obviously, and choosing blue one will deactivate it.
2. Open this webpage in your N8x0 device.
3. Install the installer from here (click on this link while on your N8x0)
4. Once installed, select the menu item "Extras/RTCom update installer" and continue
5. Make sure to disable 'red pill mode' by repeating step (1) and selecting 'blue pill'.

* STEP 2: Disable the iLBC codec

You can make Voipbuster work by disabling the iLBC codec. The procedure is mentioned below, using the on-screen terminal (x-terminal):

sudo gainroot
cd /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10
mv libgstdspilbc.so libgstdspilbc.so.off
exit


* STEP 3: Add new profiles in RTCOMM

If you want to add the profiles get them from here. The advantage is that the Voipbuster profile includes all the correct settings.

Create a file called

voipbuster.profile

in the directory

/usr/share/osso-rtcom/

and change them to the correct rights

chmod +x voipbuster.profile

the content of this profile

[Profile]
DisplayName = VoipBuster
IconName = qgn_addr_icon_details_sip
BrandingIconName = qgn_indi_sip
Manager = sofiasip
Protocol = sip
VCardDefault = 1
VCardField = X-SIP
Capabilities = chat-p2p, voice-p2p, split-account
Default-priority = 1
ConfigurationUI = osso-accounts
DefaultAccountDomain = sip.voipbuster.com
Default-stun-server = stun.voipbuster.com
Default-proxy = sip.voipbuster.com
Default-discover-stun = false
Default-transport = udp

* STEP 4: Voipbuster account setup

Click on Settings > Control Panel > Accounts > New, Tap 'Next' to continue
Choose Voipbuster profile
Enter your username and password
Press 'Finish' button

* STEP 5: Toggle script to toggle ON/OFF the iLBC filter

For those who need to enable/disable frequently the iLBC filter (e.g. need to switch between Voip and Skype) here is a simple script to do this.

Copy the script (see below) in a text-file, name it "do_ilbctoggle.sh" and place it in: /home/user/

Give the 'execute' permission in the script: chmod +x do_ilbctoggle.sh

Make sure that the path /home/user has been added to the PATH variable.

echo $PATH
PATH=$PATH:/home/user
export PATH

Usage: ./do_ilbctoggle.sh

Example:

~ $ ./do_ilbctoggle.sh
Root shell enabled
iLPBC filter has been DISABLED
~ $ ./do_ilbctoggle.sh
Root shell enabled
libgstdspilbc.so.off
iLPBC filter has been ENABLED

The code you need to put in a text-file and give it the proper rights!

#!/bin/sh
# Toggle on/off the iLBC filter
path=/usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10;
if [ `id -u` != 0 ] ; then
exec sudo gainroot < exec sh $0 $*
EOF
exit $?
fi
if ls $path | grep -s libgstdspilbc.so.off; then
mv $path/libgstdspilbc.so.off $path/libgstdspilbc.so && echo iLPBC ENABLED
else
mv $path/libgstdspilbc.so $path/libgstdspilbc.so.off && echo iLPBC DISABLED
fi

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