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I chose to default to GSM 6.10 at 11.025KHz because it has a bandwidth
requirement of 2239 bytes per second, and yet retains a listenability about it,
even for long periods of time.

For audiophiles who still want a low bandwidth, I recommend Ogg Vorbis (mode3+)
11.025 kHz, 16 Bit, Mono, 22 Kbit/s with a bandwidth of 2750 bytes per second.
Music actually sounds good with this one! The required OGG Vorbis ACM files for
Windows are available on my website at http://www.jacobsm.com/oggvorbisacm.zip
-- 
Mark Jacobs

"Jonathan Benedicto" <jomitec@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:41ca1479$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
| What codec did you use, and what bandwidth requirements does it have.
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| Thank you.
|
| Jonathan
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| http://www.jomitech.com
| "Mark Jacobs" <markj atty critical dotty co dotty uk> wrote in message
| news:40ee9c96@newsgroups.borland.com...
| > "Mark Jacobs" <markj atty critical dotty co dotty uk> wrote in message
| > news:40cda44b$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
| > | Now, my boss has asked me to programmatically stream anything going
| > through
| > a
| > | particular network client's soundcard onto our LAN so that a supervisor
| > can
| > | "listen in" on the PC in question.  WAVE is probably going to be too
| > | traffic-heavy on the LAN, so MP3 would be preferable. What is the best
| > way
| > to
| > | do this with BCB? TIA,
| >
| > I have now completed this task, and with wonderful results. For details,
| > contact me through this newsgroup. It involves some advanced wave audio
| > buffering techniques and some very simple TCP/IP socket programming.
| > -- 
| > Mark Jacobs
| > DK Computing
| > http://www.dkcomputing.co.uk
| > markj atty critical dotty co dotty uk
| >
| >
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