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Private calls #176
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You can test this functionality by waiting until it gets released. |
When will it be released? |
GG |
@Phantom0000 You can know when it gets released by waiting until it gets released. |
This test fails. It is a bad advice. |
you can just use the raw api if you cant wait its not that hard to make encrypted calls reffer to the telegram docs |
Do you know how to do that? Because many people tried without success... |
Yeah I already made one using pyrogram and raw functions just follow instructions to make end to end encryption that telegram stated the rest is not that hard |
Are you able to play an audio file on both Android and iPhone Telegram clients? Or just to start the call (Ring the phone). |
I can play audio, also you can check tests.py file in thcalls it has both incoming and outgoing calls |
If you get pytgcalls working with private calls (ring the phone and play the audio) I can sponsor or donate some money. |
can you please show me how you did it? I had some issues like RPCError 400: CALL_PROTOCOL_LAYER_INVALID |
Did u do it using pytgcalls ? because i can't seem to import the necessary functions and classes to use the group call features . |
Hello,
In the TODO list, it says that "Incoming and Outgoing private calls (already there and working, but not in the release version).".
How can I test this functionality that is already there but not in the release yet?
Thnaks.
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