An audio message is different from an audio conversation - Ekiga is
optimised for conversations. If you want to record audio there are
plenty of programs out there that will do that - Audacity comes to mind.
Hope this helps
David
[email protected] wrote:
Subject: audio message
Folk,
Sorry for the previous copy with the subject
not specified properly.
A logical way to send an audio message
is to create a sound file and send it,
mime encoded, by email. Hopefully, the
receiving MUA can pass the sound data
to a suitable interpreter with minimal
intervention by the recipient.
Can Ekiga be used to encode and decode
the sound? Can anyone cite or provide
specific instructions to send an audio
message?
Thanks, ... Peter E.
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