On 04/01/06, Christian Mayer
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Andrea Vezzali schrieb:
> Hi All! Some time ago on the mailing list I read something about
> multiplayer's voice comunication, does anyone is working on that? If yes
> what is the state of development? I'm asking that because I found this
> GPL project http://linux-wildo.sourceforge.net/ that maybe interesting
> for FG...
A voice communication tool that works together with multi player would
be great.
It needs to fullfill at least a few requirements though:
- - cross platform (i.e. run everywhere FG does)
- - minimum use of resources
- - be stable and easy to setup or include in FG (that includes installing
and firewall/NAT penetration)
- - it should be actively supported
At least the first two seem to be covered.
Nice to have would be:
- - FGFS should be able to controll the voice link. Like adding statics
based on the distance to the communication partner, etc. pp.
- - seamless integration in FG
Only having a very brief look linux-wildo it seems to have potential.
But it looks like is has only one developer - that might become a
problem if he decides to spend his time differently.
CU,
Christian
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