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Carl Danley wrote:
> EDIT: I need to implement transmission of voice packets using ip 
> packets, not VoIP because that involves alot of different things... I 
> dont really care about encyption either. Just want to make something 
> where I can talk back and forth, possibly p2p...
> 
> 
> "Carl Danley" <cdanley@codebyter.com> wrote in message 
> news:4868387c@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> Alright... So, I've been reading a book for VoIP and have been 
>> wondering whether or not I should even bother trying to implement a 


Hi,

A couple of years ago, I have worked on a project on a project involving 
the transmission of voice over a network (not related to VoIP as is). 
After a lot of experimentation, I started building a system with a Linux 
server backend (pretty much functionnal) and a C++Builder Windows 
client. Eventually (after several months of spare time) I had to suspend 
the project because I was stuck on an almost complete system but without 
the knowledge to make it really usable. At the best time, I was able to 
send voice over the system, but the receiver would only get all cut 
piece of voice in a non continous basis. At that moment, I started 
looking for a partner, but coudn't find anyone interested. The system 
was called Aleck and did have a website. I still have all of the source 
code archived in the hope of someday resurect the project.

Let me know if you would like to discuss with me. We could exchange msn 
address if you like.

Sorry for my written English. Not only it is not my native language, but 
I'm very tired right now. I usually have better written English :p

Tom :)