return (jlong)linphone_call_get_replaced_call((LinphoneCall*)ptr);
}
+extern "C" jfloat Java_org_linphone_core_LinphoneCallImpl_getCurrentQuality( JNIEnv* env
+ ,jobject thiz
+ ,jlong ptr) {
+ return (jfloat)linphone_call_get_current_quality((LinphoneCall*)ptr);
+}
+
+extern "C" jfloat Java_org_linphone_core_LinphoneCallImpl_getAverageQuality( JNIEnv* env
+ ,jobject thiz
+ ,jlong ptr) {
+ return (jfloat)linphone_call_get_average_quality((LinphoneCall*)ptr);
+}
+
//LinphoneFriend
extern "C" long Java_org_linphone_core_LinphoneFriendImpl_newLinphoneFriend(JNIEnv* env
* @return call duration computed from media start
*/
int getDuration();
+ /**
+ * Obtain real-time quality rating of the call
+ *
+ * Based on local RTP statistics and RTCP feedback, a quality rating is computed and updated
+ * during all the duration of the call. This function returns its value at the time of the function call.
+ * It is expected that the rating is updated at least every 5 seconds or so.
+ * The rating is a floating point number comprised between 0 and 5.
+ *
+ * 4-5 = good quality <br>
+ * 3-4 = average quality <br>
+ * 2-3 = poor quality <br>
+ * 1-2 = very poor quality <br>
+ * 0-1 = can't be worse, mostly unusable <br>
+ *
+ * @returns The function returns -1 if no quality measurement is available, for example if no
+ * active audio stream exist. Otherwise it returns the quality rating.
+ */
+ float getCurrentQuality();
+ /**
+ * Returns call quality averaged over all the duration of the call.
+ *
+ * See getCurrentQuality() for more details about quality measurement.
+ */
+ float getAverageQuality();
}