OSS Voicecom
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10 Apr 2006, 04:58
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I made some initial research about what would be required to write a simple voicecom application and things are looking good:
- I'd most likely use C++ and wxWidgets for the GUI, this way the GUI would be portable and could have a native interface on each platform.
- libspeex obviously would be used for speech encoding and decoding as well as preprocessing. From what I have heard about this, the quality should be more than fine without any extra efforts.
- libportaudio provides a platform-independent API which I could use for sound recording.
Writing the basic client/server interface shouldn't be too much of a problem. I'll post about it when I get something working. Still have no idea how to name this thing when it ever sees the light of the day, so please make some clever suggestions. :)
- I'd most likely use C++ and wxWidgets for the GUI, this way the GUI would be portable and could have a native interface on each platform.
- libspeex obviously would be used for speech encoding and decoding as well as preprocessing. From what I have heard about this, the quality should be more than fine without any extra efforts.
- libportaudio provides a platform-independent API which I could use for sound recording.
Writing the basic client/server interface shouldn't be too much of a problem. I'll post about it when I get something working. Still have no idea how to name this thing when it ever sees the light of the day, so please make some clever suggestions. :)
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