Don Fanning wrote:
I brought this up a while back and althought there are pieces that
interface * into Fax Telephony applications, there hasn't been something
that works with plain old analog modems.
Then I found this piece of code. From my initial tests it looks solid,
but I have no clue in how to interface this into asterisk. I thought I
would put this link up for other people to comment and try.
http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/linmodem.html
Out of the box it works with soundcards. I've been battling jack and
alsa for a week trying to get them to play nice just to reroute the
audio but I'm out of time in this regard. So I thought I would toss it
up and see what other people can come up with.
Happy Holidays!
Don
Linmodem doesn't work out the box with anything. linmodem was abandoned
by its author at a very early stage, before any of its component parts
really worked.
It has a number of useful bits, which might be used as the basis for a
modem. It does not have a properly working code for any of the modem
standards.
I think Fabrice got busy, and with patent issues preventing wide
deployment of a V.34 modem finished the software just seemed like a
waste of time to him. He is one of the good guys of free DSP, and has
since produced several valuable things which are complete.
Steve
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