Hi, On Wed, 2008-06-04 at 13:19 -0700, Tom Watson wrote: > Boy is this silly... > > I keep seeing those ads on TV for the $40 (or so) telephone interface goodie. > My questions: > Is this thing an audio interface? > Any driver for Linux? > Can the hookswitch/Ringer be read/written via some control interface? > Touch tone interface? > > No, I haven't bought one yet (and I don't intend to right now), but it looks > like a neat thing to interface to a telephone (not the line side, the set side) > for various uses (stage use for one). > > Has anyone looked at it? While the VOIP service is nice, I'd be looking at it > for a simple audio interface (admittedly low quality!). > > It's not an audio interface, but instead a dumb SIP client which connects to the internet through what is presented to the OS as a USB ethernet dongle and some proprietary Windows software. AFAIK. William
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