Where can I find a decent Windows desktop SIP client?

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TTCP:
Quote from: SteveInWA on December 16, 2016, 11:49:14 am

Well then, get out your credit card:  http://www.counterpath.com/bria/

As for "carrier-grade reliability", that'll depend on the quality of the SIP service provider you choose -- the software client is rock-solid.

And, BTW, it integrates directly with MS Outlook, and uses it as its address book, so no copy-and-paste needed.


Bria 4 softphone has a fatal bug ( maybe a deliberate one ). I cannot disable the annoying auto answer (mis)feature. It always relentlessly tries to auto answer incoming calls, no matter what I do, probably due to ignorant assumption about user preference made by programmers.

I did not find this problem until I purchased and installed the software. I now want to uninstall it and ask for a full refund from CounterPath.

I now will not trust any commercial SIP softphone software. I do not get what I pay for. I will try to get an SIP VOIP SDK, and write my own SIP client software, 100% customerized to my own liking.

SteveInWA:
Why didn't you just RTFM?  See page 15:  http://www.counterpath.com/assets/product_documents/Bria_4_Windows_User_Guide_R3.pdf

Auto answer can be disabled.

ARAR:
I use 3CX for Windows day to day for simple call use without a problem.

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