Speak Freely 7.6a

Speak-Freely is an Internet voice application that allows you to talk (actually send voice, not typed characters) over the internet.<br /><br />Speak-Freely is undergoing new development, ie. new documentation and support. We will try to limit the confusion. :) Speak-Freely was written by John Walker (read more).<br /><br />Speak-Freely requires that you meet the following conditions to communicate:<br /><br /> A _true_ Internet IP address for either your computer or the person's computer you wish to talk to<br /> A way to share to one person or the other their real IP address, such as 63.157.141.2<br /> A microphone with working sound settings. (When is the last time you used or tested it?)<br /> A firewall that does not block the assigned UDP ports (2074 or 2075 typically)<br /> A Pentium II class computer for CELP and Speex compression, of at least 200-300Mhz.<br /> A dialup connection at least 28kb/sec. (most of you have faster computers and connections)<br /> Possibly a set of headphones instead of your speakers for at least one person communicating. Echo-cancellation is not programmed into the audio codecs.<br />

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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