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Subject: [Printing-architecture] Re: [lsm-printing] Re: General scheduling
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As many participants have only Windows on their desks at their=20
workplaces at the printer manufacturers, we need a solution to dial into=20
a phone conference server in the US. This means that we should have some=20
kind of voice-over-IP bridge which connects our conference room via the=20
local network to some gateway to the real phone network. To reduce phone=20
costs to dial to the phone conference server in the US we can make use=20
of www.telerabais.com, which means by simply preceeding the number of=20
the phone conference server with 0811-653131 the call to the US will=20
call the same as a local call inside Bordeaux. The phone conference=20
server in the US will be organized by the FSG OpenPrinting people.

I do not know the software mentioned below. Does linphone do this=20
voice-over-IP bridge from our room to the real phone network?

We also need a conference phone (or a similar microphone/speaker system)=20
in our room, so that on the phone conferences everyone calling in from=20
the outside will understand everyone talking in the room and also we in=20
the room will understand everyone calling in.

    Till


Pierre Jarillon wrote:
> Le vendredi 11 Juin 2004 02:30, vous avez =E9crit :
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>>4. Pierre, Fran=E7ois, Ludovic, we need a way to do phone conferences in
>>the developer room. Can you provide a conference phone and if there is
>>no phone line in the developer room a voice-over-IP connection?
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> IMHO, the best and not expansive solution is voice on IP
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> The first idea is for GnomeMeeting which allows video,=20
> - for a good result, it needs a hardware encoder such as DXR3.
> - a poor result is achieved with a webcam
> I am not sure of its availability. And GnomeMeeting is not optimized=20
> if video is not available.=20
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> LINPHONE seems to be the best for voice only.
> A package for Mandrake 10.0 contribs does exist.
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> Nom : linphone
> Version : 0.12.1-2mdk
> Taille : 8084 Ko
> M=E9dia : contrib
> Intitul=E9 : Voice over IP Application
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> Description : Linphone is web-phone with a GNOME2 interface. It uses open=
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> protocols such as SIP and RTP to make the communications.
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> I would be great to install this package on our computers and use it
> before the great meeting in order to be familiar with this technology.
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> What do you think about this ?
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