Post by Mo-ISDNAUDIO.COM on Feb 7th, 2005 at 5:51pm
Hi -
You could use either - the advantage of an IP network link, like broadband, or even a wireless private connection, is that you don't pay call charges. With ISDN you will pay for the time you are using the connection.
We actually have a brand new device designed to work over IP networks, and suitable for exactly this type of application. AudioTX STL-IP is a single box that you connect your audio into and it can send and receive audio live over any network connection - including internet, private LAN/WAN, wireless, satellite, leased line, T1/E1 etc. See Multimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!! You need to
or 
for more details on this.
Best.
Mo
You could use either - the advantage of an IP network link, like broadband, or even a wireless private connection, is that you don't pay call charges. With ISDN you will pay for the time you are using the connection.
We actually have a brand new device designed to work over IP networks, and suitable for exactly this type of application. AudioTX STL-IP is a single box that you connect your audio into and it can send and receive audio live over any network connection - including internet, private LAN/WAN, wireless, satellite, leased line, T1/E1 etc. See Multimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!! You need to
or for more details on this.Best.
Mo