>I stand corrected. Well actually you were right that v.34 supports a 19.2 speed; it's just not the same protocol as the one defined in v.32ter. It would be difficult to have made it work, since the handshake for v.34 is necessarily different from v.32 (or any of the other standards that came before or after) - before any speed negotiation even takes place.
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