Darren Nickerson wrote:
The last time I checked on a big FAX server, only a few percent of the
calls used anything but basic 9600bps non-ECM operation. When I look in
the shops, hardly any of the FAX machines - other than the low selling
high end laser models - support anything fancy. If you are
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Steve Underwood wrote:
If you want to FAX over IP you need to be *very* careful if
you want
Maybe not. However, if the user is primarily interested in fax to email
then Hylafax can do that very well. A PBX is not an essential part of a
fax solution for many.
Iain
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Hi Iain,
Your response seems to
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Maybe not. However, if the user is primarily interested in fax to email
then Hylafax can do that very well. A PBX is not an essential part of a fax
solution for many.
Iain
transformed into an email.
Matt
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Maybe not. However, if the user is primarily interested in fax to email
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Steve Underwood wrote:
spandsp doesn't try to reimplement all of HylaFAX. It reimplements
only one piece - the T.4/T.30 code. I have a half implemented
spandsp as class 1 fax modem which I put aside. People are using
spandsp happily for things like fax to e-mail.
I mean CPU loading. HylaFAX only does 1D coding (unless that changed
very recently) and the ECM is brand new. The features you list may be a
lot less well tested than you think. :-) Also, only a tiny fraction of
FAX machines can even support ECM.
Steve,
HylaFAX supports 1D MH, 2D MR, and 2D
Darren Nickerson wrote:
Steve,
HylaFAX supports 1D MH, 2D MR, and 2D MMR.
The last time I looked (a few months ago) it supported those file
formats, but only supported 1D transfers on the wire.
ECM is new in HylaFAX, but already seems more robust than the implementation
one finds in most
The last time I checked on a big FAX server, only a few percent of the
calls used anything but basic 9600bps non-ECM operation. When I look in
the shops, hardly any of the FAX machines - other than the low selling
high end laser models - support anything fancy. If you are dealing
purely with
Steve Underwood wrote:
If you want to FAX over IP you need to be *very* careful if you want it
to be reliable. You cannot use anything other than A-law or u-law as the
codec. However, even using those, any data slips will kill the FAX
operation. If the two boxes are on the same LAN it tends to
Darren Nickerson wrote:
What can I say? That's not our reality. Every little HP OfficeJet el-cheapo
multifunction inkjet device does ECM, MMR and V.34 (up to 33.6) speed faxing
these days. That's reflected in a large number of greater than 14,400 speed
connections (typically 28.8). They're not
Hi all.
I'm looking to set up a fax via email service so that users can email a
specific mailbox and receive fax's to a specific mailbox. Can this be done?
I've had a look an SpanDSP and I think that's what I want but I'm not sure.
Cheers
Matt
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... might as well use hylafax.
Iain
--On Monday, June 7, 2004 2:15 pm +0100 Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.
I'm looking to set up a fax via email service so that users can email a
specific mailbox and receive fax's to a specific mailbox. Can this be
done? I've had a look an SpanDSP and I
Iain Stevenson wrote:
... might as well use hylafax.
Yes, well, that requires using modems and having Asterisk send the audio
back in/out as analog. It would be really fantastic if someone could
come up with an app for Asterisk that emulated a Class 1 FAX modem and
allowed Hylafax to talk to
Hi Iain,
Your response seems to indicate that you don't know what HylaFAX and
spandsp actually do :-)
Regards,
Steve
Iain Stevenson wrote:
... might as well use hylafax.
Iain
--On Monday, June 7, 2004 2:15 pm +0100 Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.
I'm looking to set up a fax via email
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Iain Stevenson wrote:
... might as well use hylafax.
Yes, well, that requires using modems and having Asterisk send the
audio back in/out as analog. It would be really fantastic if someone
could come up with an app for Asterisk that emulated a Class 1 FAX
modem and
Steve Underwood wrote:
spandsp doesn't try to reimplement all of HylaFAX. It reimplements only
one piece - the T.4/T.30 code. I have a half implemented spandsp as
class 1 fax modem which I put aside. People are using spandsp happily
for things like fax to e-mail. Introducing HylaFAX would
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