[BC] IP STL

Robert Meuser Robertm
Sat Feb 18 16:52:17 CST 2006


I have had good experiences with the audio TX communicator. $700 per end 
for software that will run on a pretty modest computer, like a 600 mhz 
pentium. I has the ability to operate with linear as well as mpeg audio. 
The software adjusts its buffering automatically based on network 
condition and can also function via ISDN.

We even ran it off a laptop in the middle of Manhattan via plain vanella 
WIFI and it worked quite well.

If you could get DSL lines with enough uplink speed, you could run 
linear audio and the network traffic would not likely be an issue if 
both DSL were from the same telco provider.

You can get a free slightly crippled demo version here:

http://www.musicamusa.com/


Good Luck



Bill Spry wrote:

> Thanks to everyone for their input on our STL need.  It seems like a 
> very expensive venture to mount 8 ft. dishes on each tower in order to 
> make it 28 miles.  Not to mention the cost of the equipment (even 
> though I am a distributor for Nicom).
>
> As an alternative, we are looking at IP equipment.  I checked out the 
> Comrex Access.  Does anyone have experience with them.  It's hard to 
> believe that you can achieve full quality at such a low bitrate.  But 
> because the bitrate is so low, I doubt there would be any 'hic-cuping' 
> on the audio due to bandwidth problems.  Plus the delay is only 1/4 of 
> a second.  Nice.
>
> I would love to hear more from anyone that has used or experimented 
> with the Comrex Access or any other IP STL hardware.
>
>
> Thanks again,
>
> William J. Spry
>
>
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