If the nvoc were open source it would be a viable tool. I did a search on it
and found nothing. There's nothing wrong with proprietary/patented algorithms,
if you are just selling radios on eBay.
In order to have open code/hardware, you can't mix and match that stuff. 100%
open, or forget about it. I think Yahoo has a digital group that plays with
that stuff.
Most of the vocoder stuff in the wild is reverse engineered and ownership is in
doubt.
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