I hope no one is looking to write a whole new system =) As far as I know it's always just been about getting the two to figure out where and how to connect. Just nobody has documented it yet.
--temas On Tue, Nov 12, 2002 at 10:40:59AM -0800, Brian McConnell wrote: > My two cents on voice over IP. > > I think it is not worth the effort to integrate voice capabilities directly > into Jabber. There are a number of open source IP telephony efforts already > underway. A better use of time is to figure out how to link to these > services within Jabber clients. > > The issues associated with voice over IP are not trivial because of the > quality of service requirements for good voice communication. You must deal > with: echo cancellation, latency due to sound subsystem in the PC, latency > due to vocoders, latency due to network, dealing with competition from > bursty network traffic, etc. Even with all of the work that has been done > for the past five years, VoIP is still not completely reliable. > > Brian McConnell > > _______________________________________________ > jdev mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
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