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Re: Voice over the net...

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From: Pete A. Zaitcev
Date: Tue, 07 Mar 1995 11:06
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In article <794277913snz@blodwen.demon.co.uk>, jrg@blodwen.demon.co.uk (James R
Grinter) writes:
>In article <3j1n55$lgc@topcat.uk.gdscorp.com>
>           jrmt@uk.gdscorp.com "Jon Thackray" writes:
>>   Is there a defined 'standard' for voice over IP at low data rates?
>>   (I'm not talking about 'Mbone' here -- that's out for most people).
>
>netphone and mike/speaker have been around years. They send udp ulaw
>encoded data straight from /dev/audio.

They were not useful too much. The protocol also was too rudimentary:
just one datagram with call indicator. I wrote a compatible program
with X11 interface but it cannot overcome the protocol problem.

If you want to discover the state of the art see LBL/VJ VAT. Its nest
is at ee.lbl.gov.

Pete
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