VOIP with linux

[Derek Podoll]

Yes with the quicknet card your sound qualty.  Because the cards made for 
VOIP run in full duplex unlike most sound card in linux with the free 
drivers.  Plus you are not using the mic and speaker connected to your PC 
you us a normal telephone that plugs in to a port on the back of the card.  
Aslo why take a high powered computer to run VOIP in when all you need is a 
486 with 32MB RAM.
P.S.
I found what my problem with the sound was when I started the ohphone 
progam I did not tell it to us the quicknet card and it was trying to find 
a sound card in the box to us.  I have tested it and it works great under 
linux.

>Hi Derek,
>I was checking out the Quicknet products at 
>http://www.linuxjack.com/ and was wondering: Does their special audio 
>card for VOIP really provide better sound/results than an ordinary sound 
>card on a fast PC with VOIP software?

>-Jeff



>Derek Podoll wrote:

>Has any one out there used a quicknet phonejack card in a Linux system 
>yet I have download and compiled the Linux drivers that come with it the 
>system sees the card. But when I plug in a phone and start controller 
>software for the card it comes up find the card. But when I go in to the 
>settings to increase the volume on the record and play it says the is no 
>mixer in the system does any one know what package I have to install to 
fix 
>that little problem.
>
>V/R
>Derek Podoll
>derek at sam-tek.org
>
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