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    VoIP Help

    I'm starting to build an encrypted VoIP application in C++ in my spare time. I have a few years experience of C++, but not much networking. I'm brushing up on WinSock now, but am unsure about the VoIP aspect. I was wondering, how do you 'read' the sound coming from the microphone and what format is it represented in. Will it be wav?

    Any tutorials relating to VoIP in C++ (or in general) would be appreciated.

    Thanks

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    Re: VoIP Help

    A bit off-topic to ask about audio here... Have search for audio/sound/recording on www.codeguru.com and www.codeproject.com (there are several good articles) ... look at waveInOpen for instance

    wave is a container format (RIFF)
    wave-functions in Windows (multimedia api) can handle many different sound formats. Uncompressed audio is called PCM. It's also possible to use built-in codecs, such as the GSM 6.10 codec.

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    Re: VoIP Help

    Maybe this VOIP link can be of some help

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    Re: VoIP Help

    hello,
    What's VoIP protocol your application use? What you want received\send from your application?

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