On Sat, 22 Sep 2001, Rob Sweet wrote:
> Well, as I don't code myself, I figured I'd offer some incentive to whoever
> wants to write a working Linux driver for this thing. The details are
> available at http://www.ldg.net/~rob/voipblaster/ for anyone interested.
What people do not seem to realize is that it may be quite a good while
before this device works. The problem is that it speaks a telephony codec
that there exists no free implementation. The G.723.1 codec is an
industry codec whereas to get a source code copy one has to pay a goodly
amount of money; even then, I imagine one could not "open source" his/her
implementation. This has been an issue for a long time... If you can
find an open G.723.1 implementation, let us know, then we can do something
about it...
Shoot, I'd be glad to write a driver for it, just becuase of the sheer
convenience this thing could be. The simple part would be the driver. The
hard part would be talking to the device in a language it understands
(G.723.1)
Matthew Fredrickson
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