Quote from luishp on March 24, 2025, 7:22 pm

@dglojnar VisualNEO Web and VisualNEO Win are primarily designed for building web and desktop applications with a graphical interface and scripting capabilities. However, neither platform includes built-in functionality to interface directly with VoIP (Voice over IP) systems or record IP phone calls.

To record IP phone calls, you typically need to integrate with:

• A PBX system (like Asterisk or FreePBX) which has native support for call recording.

• SIP-based APIs or third-party tools/services that allow for audio capture and file storage.

Here’s how you could potentially incorporate this into a VisualNEO application:

• VisualNEO Win (more feasible for desktop apps): You might use external tools (like command-line recorders, Asterisk call monitor scripts, or Windows audio capture utilities) triggered by VisualNEO Win’s Exec command or similar methods to initiate recording and store files.

• VisualNEO Web (limited possibility): Being web-based, it doesn’t have access to low-level system audio or direct VoIP streams. You could, however, interact with external APIs or web services that handle call recording and retrieval.

Quote from dglojnar on March 25, 2025, 9:51 am

@luishp

Thank you very much for quick response and usefull informations :-)

 

Cheers!

Quote from DavidR1504 on September 22, 2026, 11:43 am

Quote from luishp on March 24, 2025, 7:22 pm

@dglojnar VisualNEO Web and VisualNEO Win are primarily designed for building web and desktop applications with a graphical interface and scripting capabilities. However, neither platform includes built-in functionality to interface directly with VoIP (Voice over IP) systems or record IP phone calls.

To record IP phone calls, you typically need to integrate with:

• A PBX system (like Asterisk or FreePBX) which has native support for call recording.

• SIP-based APIs or third-party tools/services that allow for audio capture and file storage.

Here’s how you could potentially incorporate this into a VisualNEO application:

• VisualNEO Win (more feasible for desktop apps): You might use external tools (like command-line recorders, Asterisk call monitor scripts, or Windows audio capture utilities) triggered by VisualNEO Win’s Exec command or similar methods to initiate recording and store files.

• VisualNEO Web (limited possibility): Being web-based, it doesn’t have access to low-level system audio or direct VoIP streams. You could, however, interact with external APIs or web services that handle call recording and retrieval. For anyone testing different web-based services, https://mostbet.com.pk/ is another example where a stable connection can make the experience smoother.

That’s pretty much how I’d approach it too. VisualNEO doesn’t really need to handle the actual VoIP audio itself if the PBX is already capable of recording calls. Let Asterisk/FreePBX handle the SIP side and recording, then have the VisualNEO application work with the resulting files or trigger whatever external process is needed.

For VisualNEO Win, that makes the integration much more realistic because you can call external programs and scripts. With VisualNEO Web, I’d keep the VoIP/recording logic on the server side and have the web app communicate with an API instead. That also keeps the audio handling out of the browser, where you run into a lot more security and permission restrictions.