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In article <NEWTNews.824664300.15528.richb@richb.intex.com>,
richb@pop.intex.net wrote:

> For some reason my news reader doesn't like some of the responses in 
> this thread, so please excuse if this is slightly off target of the 
> question or the info is redundant.
> 

[Snip] 
> The Internet Phone works by encapulating digitized voice data from 
> your sound card inside TCP/IP compatible packets. These are routed 
> like any other packet to the destination where the TCP/IP wrapper is 
> removed. The data is then fed as an input to the sound card at the 
> other end.
> 
> Hope this helps.
> Rich.

Hi,
 i'm currently using a 14.4 DataFax modem on my Mac, the modem came from
Trust Corp,and is a dos one. I never had problems with it, i simply bought
a separate cable to hook it up on my machine, 'cause it shipped with dos
cable.

Now i'm considering to move to a 28.8 one, but i've heard that are now
available modems that support voice transmission (DSVD or something like
that).
The matter is that i can have access to a dos DSVD modem at a vary
affordable price, i already have the cable and i was wondering if it can
work on my mac.
Does this kind of modem need a particular software to use the voice
transm, or the task is accomplished by the hardware, like a microphone
plugged into it?

I would like to have more info about this possibility and i really
appreciate some help.
Since i have a Mac i could not use the DSVD feature if it requires a
software, unless i buy the mac version of the modem.
Otherwise, if this feature is activated by a direct AT command, i can put
it in the init string of the modem.

Please if u have any suggestion e-mail me at

trbl05k1@re.nettuno.it


THANKS IN ADVANCE

Attila