# Calls
# Incoming calls
You can receive an incoming call with caller’s name information displayed while visiting any app menu section:
In a similar way, you can be invited to a video conference:
To save memory, your device may unload TrueConf. However, as long as your internet connection is active, you will still be able to receive incoming calls and conference invitations even though your status will be set to recent activity in other users' address books.
To enable incoming app notifications in the above-mentioned situation, you need to have an Internet connection and Google services on your Android TV device.
# Making a call
To call a user, you need to:
Find a user in your address book.
View the user profile and press Call.
To end the call, use the Back button on the remote control or press the
button in the call menu.
During a meeting, you can use several features that are discussed below: chat, turning your camera and microphone on or off and configuration of these devices.
# Call history
To view your call history, choose the corresponding item in the app menu:
With this list, you can call a user again or re-join a conference if it’s still ongoing and this user is the conference owner.
# How to call a phone
To call a phone number, you need to:
Open the dialer from the Call Phone menu.
Use the remote control to dial the required number. Contacts matching the dialed sequence will be displayed at the bottom:
Select the user you have found and click on his/her card, then click the
button.
# Calls to SIP / H.323 endpoints
A call via SIP and H.323 is done in a similar way. All you need to do is to select #SIP or #H323 in the dialer interface. Then, enter the subscriber's number according to the SIP or H.323 call formats.
# Connection to RTSP streams
Connection to an RTSP stream is similar to the steps described in previous sections. Just select #RTSP in the dialer interface, then enter the contact’s number following the RTSP call format.
