On Saturday 20 April 2002 14:24, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> On Saturday 20 April 2002 01:40 pm, Eliran wrote:
> > I have a option in my phone to use a conference call, it means
*snip*
> > Is it possible to use it with my modem, to connect to the internet
> > from two differnet computers not connected by a network ? If so
> > what is the FLASH command ?
> As far as I know - you can't. The Bezeq conference call option that
> you're talking about is using compressions algorithms that are
> more-or-less same as Voice option in ADSL.
I believe you got a bit mixed up: conference call just "layer" two phone
lines into one, so you could speak with several people at the same
time, creating even more confusion then usual. I used to patch the
wires of two seperate phone lines, creating the same effect, without
shelling the 12 NIS/month to Bezeq.
So you still got the bandwidth of a mundane phone call. If you could
make the server devote half of the available aural spectrom for one
computer, and half for the other one, you could do pull this off: each
modem will use half the phone line, sharing a single connection to the
server. But I don't think the hardware for such a hack exists.
Shay.
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