Re: [Ekiga-list] (no subject)

[David Ford <dford ansur demon co uk>]

An audio message is different from an audio conversation - Ekiga is 
optimised for conversations. If you want to record audio there are 
plenty of programs out there that will do that - Audacity comes to mind.
Hope this helps
David

peasthope shaw ca wrote:
> 
Subject: audio message
>
> Folk,
>
> Sorry for the previous copy with the subject 
> not specified properly.
>
> A logical way to send an audio message 
> is to create a sound file and send it, 
> mime encoded, by email.  Hopefully, the 
> receiving MUA can pass the sound data 
> to a suitable interpreter with minimal 
> intervention by the recipient.
>
> Can Ekiga be used to encode and decode 
> the sound?  Can anyone cite or provide 
> specific instructions to send an audio 
> message?
>
> Thanks,        ... Peter E.
>
>